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Here is a list of questions you should answer and vocalize during your formal presentation:

1. What is your topic (define it)? Why did your group choose to study this topic?
2. How did you conduct research? Why did you go to find information about your topic?
3. What are the problems associated with your topic? What is the evidence of these problems?
4. What is your stance on the problems (your position)? How do your creative arguments represent this position?
5. What is your proposed solution? How does this solution represent empathy? How does it represent your audience/community? Why do you believe this solution would be beneficial?
6. Why should we be concerned? How can we take action?

Today you will begin construction of your formal digital presentation in the form of a Glog. A Glog is a digital poster that can connect to various digital forums (i.e. Google Drive, Prezi, YouTube, etc.). As always, all images and text found on these Glogs must be created by you, not Google Image or any other entity. The following components must be present on your Glog:

Requirements

• Title: Create a formal title for your presentation. Your title should have your topic within it as well as some type of indication of what your project is about.
• Introduction: You must provide your audience with a brief textual and visual introduction to the topic that you have studied these past weeks, this should include your personal connection to the topic.
• Hyperlinks: Your Glogster must contain hyperlinks to your formal definition, annotated bibliography, proposed solution and your final reflection.
• Infographics/Creative Arguments: Both infographics must be visually present on the Glogster, these can’t be hyperlinked. Creative arguments must also be visually present. If you need to go to the actual infographic website to interact with the infograph, just hyperlink the image. If you constructed some written for your argument (i.e. a newspaper article), you must construct an image that can be used to both represent the argument and hyperlink to the written document if necessary (although you want to avoid this as it distracts from the digital presentation).
• Solution: You must construct an image that represents your group’s proposed solution to the topic’s problem. You will then hyperlink your formal solution to this image.
• Symbolism: Overall, the Glogster needs to represent our local community. Your group needs to decide which community that may be (examples: high school community, female student, fine arts students, etc.).