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All Days this guide contain homework and activities which require use of the internet.
There are choices of Timeline applications in Day 2.
Also in Day 2, students will need to use a Presentation software like PowerPoint or Prezi.
In Day 3, students will make use of email to engage in a dialogue.
In Day 4, students can use a recording device (or application) for the recording the interview.
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