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Media Project — Assignment Snapshot
Research Requirements:
The same number of sources as original project.
Formatting and Citation Style:
The same formatting (MLA or APA) as original project!
Length:
~7 minutes for a video recording of your presentation
1½-2 pages for your Reflection Letter
Subject:
For this assignment, create a media project based on 1 of the 3 projects you previously completed. Do NOT just copy/paste all of the material from your previous project! Instead, your media project must revise your past work and then relay the information to your audience in a completely new way.
Tone:
Remain professional. Don’t use self-referential statements (I think, I feel, I believe, in my opinion) or pronouns of direct address (you, your, we, our, us) at all. Avoid personal pronouns (I, me, my) — except for any parts that correspond to parts of the original project where you could use these nouns.
Purpose/Audience:
Think of this assignment as if you are getting a second chance at a past project, teaching your audience of ENG 112 peers and instructor, and showcasing what you’ve learned about writing and research in a particular discipline as well as about revising/proofreading and packaging your work.
Organization Criteria:
Be sure to complete all 3 stages of this project: a presentation, a video, and a reflection letter.
Stage 1: Presentation
Begin by expanding your work from a traditional research paper by creating 1 of the following:
Google Slides Presentation (or PowerPoint)
Prezi
Emaze
Follow the same structure given for the original project. To do so, review the project template you were given for the original project and then use that same organization for your presentation.
While your presentation mirrors the structure and content of your original project, be mindful of the time length (~7 mins.) for your video. You might need to add content to or remove content from your project, you might need to further your research or redo it entirely, and you certainly DO need to find images (and create captions explaining them) to convey the main ideas of the project.
Regardless of what past project you select for this media project, DO include the following parts:
Title Page
Whether you had a title page or a header for the original project, craft a title page to begin your project. Include your name, instructor’s name, course number, date, and title of the project.
Headings
The original project needed subject headers for each part of the project. Title your slides accordingly!
In-Text Citations
All your previous projects were research-based. Any information taken from your sources must be properly documented in either MLA or APA format (whichever the original project required). Not referencing sources and/or not properly citing source material = an automatic zero!
Works Cited (MLA) or References (APA)
As the last part of your project, include a list of your sources in either a Works Cited page in MLA or a list of References in APA (whichever the original project required). Review MLA and APA resources on our class page and in our textbook. No Works Cited or References = an automatic zero!
Honor Pledge
Create and then sign/date a pledge of honor as the very last part of the project. Not including a signed/dated Honor Pledge = an automatic zero!
Stage 2: Video
Then use either Voicethread or Screencast-o-matic to make a ~7 minute video of yourself delivering your presentation. Explore these video resources in order to complete this process!
YOU are the most important part of your presentation, so DO NOT just read word-for-word from your slides. Instead, the slides should be visual aids for your audience and convey the major points of your project [with bullets and images — not full paragraphs] that you will verbally elaborate on.
Upload your video to Voicethread, Screencast-o-matic, or Youtube in order to have a link to your video that you’ll share on the Media Project Submission Forum. See submission directions!
Stage 3: Reflection Letter
To wrap up the project, craft a 1½ -2 page letter of reflection using MLA 8th edition with 4+ paragraphs with an introduction, body (with topic sentences, transitions, and concluding sentences), and a conclusion. Explore the Reflection Letter Template for help with business style block format.
You can organize your letter however you wish just as long as you address ALL 5 questions below:
Why did you choose the project that you did as the subject of your media project?
Do you think you better represented the requested project information in your media project than in an essay (how you originally shared it)? Why / Why not?
Did you conduct further research (and/or redo past research) on your topic in order to complete your media project? Why / Why not?
What are you most proud of in your media project and what do you wish turned out differently?
What have you learned about yourself as 1) a creator and 2) a stronger global citizen?
See submission directions located below!
Submission:
How to post on the Media Project Submission Forum:
Go to our class page and click on the Media Project Submission Forum.
Click “Add a new discussion topic.”
In the subject line, put which project you are reviewing/exploring in your Media Project.
In the body of the post:
Copy/paste your Reflection Letter (do not upload or attach it to your post!).
Embed the URL for your video as a clickable link:
Go to your video and copy the link for it (highlight the URL and then click CTRL-C).
Click on the icon for a link. It looks like a chain or handcuffs.
In the “Enter a URL” box, paste the link to your presentation (click CTRL-V).
Check the little box for “open in new window.”
Click “Create link.”
DO NOT TRY TO ATTACH/UPLOAD YOUR VIDEO INTO THE FORUM!
Click “post to forum” to share your work with everyone in the class.
How to comment on 2+ classmates’ posts on the Media Project Submission Forum:
Explore their presentations: ask questions, make connections between your/their Media Project ideas, continue conversations, and respond in 150+ words for each of your comments.
Then, in each comment, embed, link, or attach to 1+ image(s) that explain how/why this image(s) best captures your reader-response reactions to their Media Project presentation.
