This presentation will showcase Canva, a free digital design platform that provides a variety of design tools and projects that will develop your students’ digital literacy skills easily on one platform. Their free educational membership will allow you and your students to design digital media that is innovative, engaging, and easy to do!

Jill and Karen will share processes and products of e-portfolio learning and assessment activities in an online, asynchronous course. Jill will share her communication strategy that identified an audience, format, goals, and intended audience response. Karen will share learning activities, assignments, and adult learning principles underpinning the design of the e-portfolio course work, including lessons learned and ongoing use cases.

I will present a beta-version of an interactive web resource that examines an archive of Time magazine containing 3,389 issues ranging from 1923 to 2014, focusing on images of faces. The website, Faces in Time, will provide visitors with a set of tools with which to explore our data and our research findings.