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Compilation Project: 3x3 Technologies - Creating

Project type

Compilation Project

Date

Spring 2025

Location

Laramie, Wyoming

This project is the first in a three-part series exploring how technology enhances teaching and learning across different contexts. In the Creating phase, I examine tools that empower students to build, design, and produce original work. Whether through video, multimedia, or virtual platforms, this project highlights how intentional tech use can spark creativity, deepen engagement, and support hands-on learning.

Tall infographic titled “Creating: Enhancing the Public Speaking Classroom” from the 3x3 Technologies series. It features three technology sections:

Simple Video Recording (Using Phone or Basic Software):
Encourages self-review and peer feedback using smartphones or simple tools. Outcomes include improved delivery and increased metacognitive awareness. A line-drawn icon of a hand holding a phone appears beside the section.

Advanced Video Editing (Camtasia or Premier Pro):
Helps students create polished speech recordings with captions and visuals. Outcomes include enhanced accessibility and technical video production skills. An icon of a video editing interface accompanies the section.

Virtual Reality Software (VirtualSpeech or ENGAGE):
Immerses students in realistic speaking environments using VR headsets. Outcomes include reduced anxiety and improved confidence in delivery. A stylized VR headset icon is included.

The infographic uses soft yellow and gray tones with line illustrations and structured bullet points for clarity. The footer includes the creator’s website: profdimoff.com.

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