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CCR Process

 Creating each of my CCR's was a fun and unique experience to complete because I have never done anything like this before. For our CCR's we had to answer 4 questions and then answer them by creating podcasts, directors like cut, infographics, and prestation's. To start my CCR's I gathered all my information I wanted to put on each of my CCR's. I put all of it into a word document and then I started deciding which platforms and ways I wanted to answer each question. Here is what I did for each CCR. 

 CCR #1:  I did a Canva presentation with a voiceover

CCR #2: Podcast 

CCR #3: Infographic

CCR #4: Canva Presentation with a recording

I believe the Canva presentations were the most difficult to create and the infographic was the easiest. 

After completing the CCR's I uploaded all of them to my blog to complete my blog! 

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