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Introduction
Task
Process
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Step
Four
Creation of Electronic Brochure
After you have completed your individual research, you
will come together with your group partners to engage in some cooperative learning.
During this process you will interacting with your group members and begin to use
higher levels of thinking while exchanging and clarifying information. By doing
this you will be creating the class curriculum. The information that you choose
to put in the brochure will later be taught to the class through your
presentation.
Use
the process list to organize your project and make
sure all the requirements have been met.
Before you submit your brochure and delivery your presentation, use the
appropriate rubric to evaluate your
progress.
This is a collaborative project that
requires cooperation.
Equally
divide the work load among your team members.
Everyone must be involved in the research
and development process.
Each person
should be responsible for their roles.
Electronic
Brochure
The
brochure should be creative, colorful, and informative as well as appealing to
a variety of people.
The
brochure must be a multimedia presentation at lease 8 pages and contain:
Photographs,
pictures or drawings with captions that describe the scenes, include the name
of your country, or the particular location. Each element included in the
process list should be addressed.
Process List:
1. Country overview. Brief
summary of the country with highlights
2. Climate and weather
conditions for various times of the year.
3. Accommodations from
hotels to campgrounds & Transportation
4. Arts & Culture from
museums to theaters to Science and Nature
5. Food from fancy
restaurants to food stalls on the street
6. Outdoor Recreation (from
sports to parks and beaches) to Entertainment
7. Historic Sites
8. Map showing sites to
visit
9. Shopping (best buys for
this country) or Insider Travel Tips
10 Travel Advisory
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Element |
Exceeds=5 |
Met=3 |
Unsatisfactory=1 |
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C O N T E N T |
Content coverage |
The content is complete and covers all ten points of the process |
The content is generally complete but missing one or two points |
The content is mostly incomplete |
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Drawing and/or
photographs |
Clearly reflect the setting and are pertinent to the
information provided |
Somewhat reflect the setting and are relevant |
Does not reflect the setting and have no relevance to the
brochure content |
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The brochure
includes descriptive and informative information on country researched |
The information is in-depth and illustrates the country
accurately |
The information is basic and portrays the country
accurately |
There is little information provided about the county
and/or has little relevance to the countries existence |
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O R G A N Z A T I O N |
Appearance |
A neat appearance |
A fair appearance |
A messy appearance Has less then 5 appropriate
pictures/ graphics |
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The organization of the brochure provides |
Well organized and presented in an appropriate format.
The order is logical and effective. |
Generally well organized with a few minor problems. The
writer uses adequate sequencing |
Poorly organized. Order is illogical and confusing in
places. The lack of organization distorts or completely obscures the main
idea. |
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The effort demonstrated |
Exceeds the minimum requirements of the assignment and
provides evidence of thoughtful input show creativity & high
quality workmanship by all members |
Fulfills the minimum requirements of the assignment and
provides evidence of thoughtful input. |
Does not fulfill the minimum requirements of the
assignment does not show evidence of thoughtful input. |
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POINTS RECIEVED |
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/30 |
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