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Understand how to interpret different types of literacy.
Learn how to reach the audience via interaction.

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These poster are good. We looked at media literacy, visual literacy. Know the meaning of the literacy. And visualize the concept.

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Strong interaction and the idea of using tests to prove grounds.

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Many groups have excellent layout and design in posters. The technology use in posters is really convenient. eg, click one icon can directly jump to other page!

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Learn some Strategies on How to Define fake News. For instance, read beyond headlines and avoid outlandish tones are significant for us when reading news.

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some posters tend to be wordy ：）and some groups using advanced platforms to design their posters I think it’s kind of digital literacy

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Better understanding of different types of literacy, learn about how to use technology to create digital poster and deliver messages clearly.

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Many interesting presentations that focused on recall of definitions. Was it wrong for us to attempt applying knowledge/skills?

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The posters' designs are attractive and interactive.

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I have learned a lot about different kinds of literacies and varieties of tools which can create digital posters.

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Information in poster cannot be too much or too less

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Information in poster cannot be too much or too less

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it seems that creating the poster was an activity in media, digital and visual literacy in itself. It was interesting to see how others organised information on a page in an engaging and dynamic manner

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A strong focus on interactivity and navigation of the poster

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Many groups developed aesthetically attractive posters.