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Persuasive Presentation

My partner is: June Jacko

We are using her Wiki: http://junereads.wikispaces.com/ Lisa's contributions and June's contributions


 * Rubric Requirements (for full credit): **

Collaboration: Partners find each other in O.D.2.2a, negotiate a wiki space, post the URL to BBW, and begin their wiki collaboration in Module 2.2 as evidenced by the wiki history page

==Communication (Negotiation and Collaboration): BOTH partners use the discussion feature on all three of their A.2.4 wiki pages.==

==Prewriting (K-W-L-Q): Both partners contribute to the K-W-L-Q. They indicate their contributions by using different font colors. Partners share on the wiki or link to notes from their investigation. They record complete citations in their K-W-L-Q page==

==Audience: The partners align the stated audience, content and the presentation tool with the audience==

Content (Inquiry or Research Process Models): The ORIGINAL presentation includes a rationale and information about the inquiry/research process presented. The steps learners engage in are clearly communicated. Possible projects are included. (Projects must be the team’s own ideas – not ones you read about or found on the Web.)

Content (Persuasion): The content of the presentation establishes relevance to the target audience and presents it in a persuasive manner

Presentation Method (Tool): The presentation tool is especially effective for the audience and the content. It adds an especially persuasive element to the work.

Works Cited: A Works Cited page or slide is included or is provided separately if it is not appropriate to include it in the presentation. See the note below. The Works Cited page shows that the partnership investigated this topic BEYOND the resources provided in LS5443. At least five** such works were cited