tasks

= Your Task = = = You'll use your own wiki to house EVERYTHING for this project.
 * 1) ===Write a research paper.===
 * An argumentation paper. This is NOT a report. You are NOT simply giving information about a topic. Instead you are writing an informed argument--making a claim and supporting it with information from valid, reliable sources.
 * It should be a well-developed argument of at least 3-5 typed pages.(double-spaced, one-inch margins, size 12 Times New Roman or Arial font--there are MLA guidelines!).
 * It should use MLA format to document sources, which means it will include in-text citations and a Works Cited page.
 * 1) ===Create a multimedia presentation that enhances your written paper.===
 * You may use it as an introduction to your topic or to support a specific section of your paper or any any way you can imagine. Be creative!
 * You may use any online tool to create your presentation.
 * You may combine text, images, video, voice, music in any way you can imagine.
 * Document all your sources by including a bibliography of all the elements you've used. Do not use copyrighted elements!
 * 1) ===Document your research process on a wiki you create.===
 * 1) **Write journal entries to explain your progress and to reflect on what and how you learned.**
 * You'll keep a journal (an entry for every class day, and any additional out-of-class days), documenting your progress.
 * Explain what, exactly, you have done on the project.
 * Reflect on what you need to do next.
 * Voice any confusions you have.
 * You'll also reflect on your learning.
 * Comment on WHAT you are learning. Though you can comment on what you learn about your topic, you mainly need to reflect on what you are learning about the research process.
 * Comment on HOW you are learning--from peers, from online sources, from in-class mini-lessons. In what ways, through what mediums are you learning? What seems to work best for you? What might you need to change to improve your learning?