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Jun 11, 2017
flacka
Start with the end and work backwards. What are you documenting - the students, the topics that they were taught/learned, presentations or something else? What is the purpose of the slide show and who is the intended audience? Once you know your end goal then you should have a good idea of how to proceed.
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