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ILP #2

Below is a link to my VoiceThread for my ILP #2. For this ILP I completed the design portion of the assignment and created my own Cahoot quiz for an upper level writing course, reviewing the PowerPoint I created for my first PowerPoint assignment.

My VoiceThread

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