Anything digital where sharing a screen is required would work well though I'm unsure what a good example of that would be

I mentioned this in my blog post but simulating cave paintings could be fun I did it in 5th grade when learning about cave art. I believe pictionary was something a previous class did

Recreating something from the time we are discussing could be fun. Like simulating a cave painting or linocut carving prints. For something more modern perhaps a podcast would be fun since they are common forms of information nowadays.

If they are to be larger projects with more preperation and forethought, I would think maybe 30 or 35%

What first came to mind was a broadcast of some kind. Maybe a podcast, ted talk, short video, puppet show, or even a play.

Maybe something that explores the use of information as a tool for civil and political movements. Not just within the 20th century, but what role did they play in say women's rights before the suffragette movement?

Would love to discuss the creation of modern journalism and the divergence between newspapers and tabloids.

The intersection between information and social media. I'm thinking specifically of news and social media, and how the two are starting to blend. I think this would be an interesting discussion to have towards the end when we discuss the future.