Write a short (one page or a little more if necessary) Word document about the advancement of Online Education and the different technology that’s made it possible. Grammar, sentence structure, and overall readability will be graded. Use Word’s Editor command to correct any spelling or grammar errors. Your document should include a title, a one-paragraph introduction to the topic, two or more paragraphs describing what you hope to research, and a one-paragraph conclusion about why this information will interest you and your classmates. One a separate page, create a Bibliography page citing at least 3 resources–probably web sites that you find using Google searches–to support your topic. See the information below for an EASY way to do this.
Remember, this is not a term paper or a research project, so don’t panic!
Title: The title should reflect what the paper is about. Do not use “Final Project” as a title.
Introduction: The introduction should briefly describe the topic. The purpose of the introduction is to establish what the reader should expect in the body of the paper. Do not use citations in the introduction of your paper.
Body: The body of the paper supports the ideas established in the introduction. Use at least three resources to support the information in your project. Probably you will be using mostly websites that you find using Google searches, but other information you might find searching the library is fine too.
Credit the appropriate source when quotes or concepts are paraphrased. Use the Insert Citation function found under the References tab in the Citations & Bibliography group. Use this same function in setting up your Works Cited or Bibliography page in your paper. See step 5 below for an easy way to do this.
Conclusion: Summarize the main points of the paper. Indicate why this topic interested you and a little about what you learned about the topic you chose.
Works Cited or Bibliography – Give at least 3 resources that you used to support the information in your project. Resources should not be more than three years old and, at a minimum, contain the author(s) name and date–if available. An easy way to do this: In Word, on the References tab, in the Citations & Bibliography group, click Insert Citation, and then click Add New Source. Click the Type of Source arrow, scroll down, and click the source–probably you are using just Web site or you can select book or article. Then, just fill in as much of the information as you can, and, if you are using a web site, copy the URL into the last field. Click OK. Repeat for any references that you think you might reference.
When you are ready to create your final Bibliography, you can click Bibliography and the list will be created for you based on the sources you entered.
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