Becoming Bilingual

1. Immersion: Becoming completely immersed in the language. Options such as living abroad or being forced to speak in just that language.

1.1. Video or animation of how unique this experience can be.

1.2. App prototype: an app that could help those traveling alone

2. School: Taking classes which teach you the language and it's culture. Option for people K-College

2.1. App Prototype: An app that could help students in a language classroom.

2.1.1. Project specifications

2.1.2. End User requirements

2.1.3. Action points sign-off

2.2. Infographic: On how and when a school usually presents language acquisition.

2.2.1. Define actions as necessary

3. Tutoring: Having private one-on-one sessions with someone whom you hire to teach you.

3.1. Social Media: Sight of success stories of people who have used certain tutoring centers.

3.2. Graphic design of a poster of a tutoring place or a graph comparing costs.

4. Tag line: Different ways one can learn a new language; including their advantages and disadvantages.

5. Home: Why this site exists. Overview of the different options and how this site could be helpful to some.

5.1. Infographic of how many people are bilingual and how it can help them

5.1.1. Materials

5.1.2. Personel

5.1.3. Services

5.1.4. Duration

5.2. Screencast Presentation: Video overviewing what the website is all about

5.3. Digital photo editing/logo: here I will have a logo for my website.

6. Online: Programs offered online that can boost your language skills.

6.1. Use QR Code to direct people to an online language learning app.

6.2. Infographics of online companies logos or representations of examples from their website

7. Raised learning the language: How this is accomplished and how one can implement it in their own life.

7.1. Google form: Find out how many people are raised bilingual

7.1.1. Dependencies

7.1.2. Milestones

7.2. Infographic: How many people in the U.S. are bilingual and how it has helped them.

7.2.1. KPI's