1. + Rome Technology Alternatives Rome

2. + Technology Alternative Overview Choose one of the options and complete it. The task of your choice will replace Task #4. If the task is finished completely as instructed, four extra points will be awarded. If you choose to present your technology to the class an additional three points will be added. Completing more than one of the technology options will add extra points. As stated in the points breakdown, a maximum of nine extra points may be awarded. Any work should be submitted via Canvas.

3. + Technology Options 1. Gods and goddesses PowerPoint. 2. Vocabulary PowerPoint or Prezi. 3. Short video of your choice. 4. Canvas quiz. 5. Join the discussion.

4. + #1 Roman Gods Power Point If you choose this option you simply do Task #4 in a PowerPoint rather than on paper. Follow all the same guidelines as discussed in class.

5. + #2: Vocabulary PowerPoint or Prezi Choose five vocabulary words that relate to Rome (see examples on the next slides). Briefly define each one. Add three supporting details. Add one or more pictures that relate to the term.

6. + Emperor Augustus An important Roman Emperor. Adopted son/nephew of Julius Caesar. Inherited rule when Caesar was assassinated. Ushered in a time of peace.

7. + Pax Romana A long period of peace and stability in Rome. Started with Emperor Augustus. Lasted from 27 BC to 180 AD. A time of building The Coliseum Many of the Roads and aqueducts

8. + #3: Video option Create a short video (no more than two minutes) that illustrates one or more of the gods and goddesses or one or more vocabulary terms. The audio should be understandable. You may use friends or family members in your video (just make sure you have them permission if you choose to share it with the class. The video should be appropriate for all audiences.

9. + #4: Canvas Quiz Complete the quiz on canvas and earn an extra credit point for each correct answer.

10. + #5: Join the Discussion In Canvas, start a discussion topic that goes with something we have learned about in our Rome Unit. In addition to starting a discussion, respond to at least three other posts. Your responses should add to the knowledge about that topic, not just say I agree or disagree. If there are not enough other topics to respond to, start another discussion topic.

11. + Rubric Four Points: The work is complete and all instructions are followed. The work is understandable, well done and adds to the over all project. Three Points: The work is complete and instructions are followed but the information is incorrect or hard to understand. Two Points: The work is incomplete or instructions are not followed but an attempt was made. One Point: An attempt was made but the work was incomplete or incomprehensible.

12. + Rome Technology Alternatives Have fun and good luck!