Requirements

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Once you've chosen your topics, I will begin posting links to websites for your research. In addition, on Friday we will meet in the library at our usual face-to-face time. Both librarians and our tech teacher will be available to help you locate materials on your topic. =====

**Step 5: YOUR FINAL PROJECT!**
====**Using one of the web tools linked below, each team will create a final product representing your balance-topic. Listed here are the requirements for the project. At the completion of steps 1 through 4, have your work approved by me, before moving on to the next step.**====


 * 1) ==== **Begin with an overview of your topic.** ====
 * 2) ====** Using linksNext demonstrate how things would appear in a perfect world if your topic were always in balance. **====
 * 3) ==== **Now show the results of having your topic out of balance.** ====
 * 4) ==== **With a link, give suggestions of how to avoid an out of balance situation. (You might label it something like, //Advice Column or Help.)//** ====
 * 5) ====** Finish with information about each member of your team. **====
 * 6) ==== **You must have a link to at least one video clip. It may be original or a clip you find while working in the school lab, on approved sites.** ====
 * 7) ==== **Your project should represent your thought-web. In creating your project, if you discover something missing from your thought-web, you may revise the web if all members of the team are in agreement.** ====
 * 8) ==== **Post the final version on the projects page.** ====
 * 9) ==== **Identify a wider audience with whom you might share the project.** ====

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 * Links:**
 * [|edu.glogster.com/]
 * Wiki