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Brainstorm, check in meeting, and draft presentation (5%)
- If you complete each of these assignments, you will receive full credit. If not, you will be docked points.
Proposal (10%)
- Describes the research question to be explored
- Narrates:
- How you came to choose your topic
- How the research question evolved over the course of the semester
- Your goals for the project
- Describes a project that:
- is appropriately scoped
- makes use of one or more digital humanities method(s)
- is likely to produce findings that respond to the research question
- produces a final deliverable in the form of a website or essay
- Provides a source of data that will be analyzed
- Cites at least three sources
Presentation (10%)
- Communicates the research question and motivation behind the project
- Showcases the final project deliverable and shares findings
- Explains the methodology and processes that led to the final product
- Uses time appropriately (did not finish too early or over time)
- Presentation is organized and flows naturally
- Communication is clear, engaging, and polished (including, eye contact with audience members, did not speak too fast or too slow)
- Uses slides that enhanced the presentation
Final Project
- Methodology (35%)
- Answers the prompts described in the methodology section above
- Argumentation and Analysis
- Project Evaluation Template (25%)
- All sections of the template are addressed in the project deliverable
- Findings/Conclusions (5%)
- Research findings and conclusions are communicated in the final project deliverable
- Self-Reflection (10%)
- Thoughtfully considers the experience of the final project
- If part of a group, considers and reports on how the group worked together, both successes and challenges
- Meets the minimum length requirement of one page single spaced (12 point font)