My Multimedia/Multimodal Tik-Tok Project!

 


Tik-tok How-to Speech Assignment for a Speech or English Class: 

I chose Tik-tok because it checked so many of the boxes for a multimedia/multimodal project:

* Audio

* Visual

* Text/Reading and Writing

* Verbal/Narration

* Social/Social Media

It also shows students that speech is not reserved only for a speech class or a formal speech.  So much of what we teach in a speech class can be used on social media platforms.  This project moves away from in-person, PowerPoint presentations and applies scaffolded skills to a new medium.  Enjoy! 

Student Assignment and Rubric Document

Completed "Student" Sample

Here is my completed Tik-Tok project:  https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdvR9oaX/  


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