The written travel project will be composed of four parts: The Works Cited, the outline, the text, and the imagery. These four parts will be submitted as the final travel project. These parts should be submitted typed or word processed and should be in the proper format with notation to document your sources. A cover page should be included, and a binder is welcome.
NO plagiarizing, please. If you do not give your sources within the body of the paper, it is plagiarism. You must use MLA style parenthetical notes after each paragraph or group of paragraphs to reveal your source of information by writing the author’s last name and page number(s). I could then go to your Works Cited page and look up that information for myself.
I will not accept work that does not have sources included.
I. Introduction (1/2 to 1 page)
A. Destination: why you want to go there
B. Travel Costs: airfare, hotel, food, sight-seeing costs
II. Body of the paper (3-4 pages)
A. Background information about the country
B. Facts about the art historical object you are researching
C. Imagery of the object you are researching and the locale you are visiting
III. Conclusion (1/2 page)
A. Closing statements about your imaginary trip
B. When could you actually go? 3. Text: This will be the written description of your destination and research, and it should follow your outline. This should be a minimum of five pages not including imagery. Be sure you cite your sources with author’s last name and page number of book OR website address enclosed in parentheses.
Check spelling, grammar.
The emphasis in the text should be on the art historical object. You might spend the first page on travel plans and costs, then a paragraph or two on the history of the city or country you have chosen, and the remaining pages on the art historical object.
4. Imagery: Provide imagery of the artwork discussed and the locale visited.
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