This is the work you will do to get the proposal done:
1. Figure out the different tasks that need to be done:
over all look:
decide on your lay out choices--fonts, headers, borders, placement of stuff, pull quotes, title page, Table of Contents, Team bio page...
writing:
gather the writing and organize the order of the writing under each question-- and check the writing for grammar and repetition--
visuals:
find and decide on images
find or make charts/graphs/ timelines/ bullet points
2. Assign team members to do the different tasks. (Brianna, a 1A student, says, do it by having team members do specific questions. 8 questions can be done this way: 1, 2,3, 4,5, 11, 13, 14---plus the extra question that you did yourself 7, 8, 9, 10 --you should do your own question
3. schedule your work plan. (good communication is important here, over the course of the week)
4. DO the assigned tasks.
(one tip--lets say you are working on some question from the proposal. You can work on it in a different doc, then import it to the master doc when you are done.
ALSO, don't forget that your proposal should include those After Action Reports that you wrote if you weren't able to attend the {Pumpkin Fest}--
In addition, these questions will also need to be in the proposal, under a category that is about prototyping.
- What do you hope to accomplish at the Movie event? (See if you can do Rule of 3 on this question.)
- What is the event or activity that you have planned? (Be specific and detailed about this. Do not just say “scavenger hunt” --give us the DETAILS of your event or activity.)
- What materials / supplies do you need? (Again, please be specific.)
- How will your table area be decorated? (Again, please be specific.)
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