2.+Process

= Process =

Getting Started:

 * 1) Keep in mind that this is an individual project. **You are graded on the visual appeal of your brochure; however, the content and accuracy of information are more important.**
 * 2) **Open** Microsoft Publisher and **select a brochure template** to use.
 * 3) Spend a few minutes making yourself familiar with Publisher. If you have never used this program before, be sure to ask for help.
 * 4) **SAVE** the template you selected to your H:Drive.
 * You should also back up your brochure by saving it to a USB drive and/or e-mailing it to yourself at the end of each class period.
 * Absent? Need more time? If you have Publisher at home you may work on your brochure; otherwise, you will have to use Citrix to access Publisher and/or stay for clinic.

**Front Page:**

 * 1) Take a few minutes to work on your front page.
 * 2) Your front page needs to contain (at least) **your name, a graphic, a title, and a snapshot of what's inside**.
 * 3) A snapshot of what's inside is just an very brief overview of the information that is inside the brochure. You may want to wait until you've complete the inside to complete this.
 * 4) Feel free to edit your front page as you move through this Web Quest.

**Other Pages:**

 * 1) The way in which you present and organize the other pages of your brochure is up to you. However, you must provide a clear understanding of the following research topics:
 * ** What is the research process? **
 * ** How does a person effectively locate resources? What are relevant, reliable resources? **
 * ** What is MLA Format? What does an MLA header look like? **
 * ** What do in-text citations look like? **
 * ** What does a Works Cited page look like? What elements do you need from a source in order to complete a work cited entry? **
 * 1) For more information about these topics and the other websites you should use, go to the RESOURCES page.