Research
The first thing you have to do to start the project.
What is topic choice?
The full name of NASA Viz.
NASA Visualization Project.
Let your fellow classmates do critiques on your article.
What is peer review?
Two types of visual elements.
What are images and videos used as?
The due day of this project
May 9th
The place where you can find NASA Viz stories written by previous students and scientists.
What are the NASA Viz app and its website?
Five milestones of this project
Introduction, research, storytelling, visual elements, and final submission
Identify your readers before getting started.
What does audience analysis do?
One thing you want to add to your video to make it more readable and accessible.
What is a caption?
How to credit yourself as an author?
Type your own name with "(UMD Experiential Learning Program)" next to it.
What does Heliophysics study for?
The physics of the sun
In developing your story, 96__ is the limit for the tweet and 150~200__ is the limit for the article.
characters; words
Can I use a YouTube video that was posted to the NASA channel?
Yes, but in many cases, you can find a download link for the video.
If the image you used came off a NASA website, do you need to ask NASA for permission?
As long as NASA is in the credit line, or the image is on the SVS, the answer is no.
The four categories that you can choose your topic from.
What are Earth, planetary, Astro, and helios?
How do articles "travel"?
As they are shared through different sources, they can change to fit the audience or genre.
Five basic elements of a story.
Character, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution
Can I use a frame from a movie as a still image or poster frame?
Yes.
The four things you want to check before final submission.
What are the teaser, tweet, title, and credits?