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Step 5: Presenting Our Projects The presentation of your project will be through an online presentation tool called [|VoiceThread]. If there is another tool that your group is familiar with, you may use that but please discuss it with your teacher first. As you build your memorial, you will document the process by taking pictures using digital cameras from our media center. The pictures will become the slides in your VoiceThread. You and your group members will demonstrate the process of building your memorial. You may want to map out your slides by hand and decide which group member is going to say what. At the end of the presentation, your group must state what they are going to specifically do to keep the Holocaust from happening again. Step 6: Evaluating Our Work Your group will present your VoiceThread in class. Your teacher will evaluate your work using the rubric below.

In addition to your presentation you will independently write a 1 paragraph summary about the process of this Webquest including: 1) One important fact that changed your outlook on memorials and their meaning. 2) How well your group worked together on a scale of 1 to 10 and what you would change if you could. 3) How well the technology worked and if you would change anything for future students taking this class. 4) How this assignment changed your outlook on the Holocaust. 5) Rate your effort on this assignment on a scale of 1 to 10 and why. 6) State your opinion on whether this assignment was a good conclusion to our Holocaust unit. Conclusion Thank you for all your efforts in developing a new memorial for the museum. Because of you, thousands of visitors from all over the world will be able to see a new, inspirational memorial that reminds them of the tragedy of the Holocaust and the hope that times like this will never again come to pass.