Final+Project

1. You will form a 3 person group.

a. Choose your partners wisely. b. As a group you need to decide how the work will be divided fairly among the members. Examples of jobs could be: researching (text and images), saving and backup, organizing, fact-checking, writing, filming, editing and troubleshooting. c.The project should be as long as it needs to be to fill the class meetings (there are approximately 9) up to **May 28**. e. It is the group's responsibility to make this project both fun and worthwhile.
 * d. If you finish too quickly then you haven't done enough.**

2. Your group will decide on **one** of the following topics **by April 25.** It would be nice if each group chose a different topic Once chosen, stick to the topic (it will save time), think freely and haver fun with it.

a. Odyssey – The Assignment Visualized b. One Small Thing About a Big World War c. Newton's Laws of Motion or the Subject of Magnetism d. The Thing About High School Math is...

3. Your group will "tell a story" on the chosen topic. a. Rough draft the "story" you will tell using a wiki page. **Due: May 1** b. Put together a "storyboard" plan of what the final project will show. **Due:** **May 5** c. Submit the "story" neatly via the wiki page. **Due**: **May 9**

4. The story you tell can be presented in a way other than a written report: (Remember: At this point, there will be only 4 class periods left to complete the project.) a. An audio podcast with images b. An original song (audio podcast or video) c. A skit (audio or video) d. A slide show (if you've never tried //Keystone//, try it)
 * These projects are due Wednesday, May 28.**