Requirements

//**Read this page completely to ensure that your group meets all of the requirements.**//

 * Requirements for Short Story Pages: **

- **Create a page** that depicts a variety of aspects from your short story (New Page button to the left) (Only one person needs to do this) (The title of your page should be the title of your short story).

- A **brief summary** of the short story should appear at the top of the page.

- You must identify the **setting, protagonist, antagonist, forms of technology, main conflict and theme(s)** of the story.

- You need to find **at least two internet sources** (Web sites/articles...) to link to from your page. These internet sources should be academic, relevant, and reliable sources. Do not link to summaries of the stories (e.g. eNotes); instead, try to find articles that talk about the types of technology from the story or other non-fiction concepts that relate to the story.

- You need to include **at least two pictures** that represent your story.

- You need to include **three discussion questions** to share with the class. These questions should reflect analysis and higher level thinking, not the basics.

- **Everyone's name** should appear at the bottom of the page.

- Pay attention to **organization**, **neatness**, **spelling**, **grammar** and **creativity**.

- **DO NOT PLAGIARIZE** AT ALL!!! Copying and pasting, changing only a few words, and not citing your sources will earn your group a ZERO.


 * Requirements for Author Information Page: **

- **Create a page** that depicts a the three authors (Ray Bradbury, Kurt Vonnegut, H.G. Wells) of this unit (New Page button to the left) (Only one person needs to do this) (The title of your page should be "Author Information").

- The main thing you need to keep in mind is that you are **not providing a bio** for these authors; you are to **explore them as writers in the Science Fiction genre and their views on technology**. Some background information is important, but focus on their **writing styles and ideals**.

- You need to describe the **differences and similarities between the authors**. (e.g. What common themes do they each write about? What types of literary devices do they tend to use?)

- You need to include a **picture** of each author.

- You need to find at least **two internet sources** (Web sites/articles...) to link to from your page. These internet sources should be academic, relevant, and reliable sources. Do not link to summaries of the stories (e.g. eNotes) or just plain bios of the authors; instead, try to find articles that talk about the styles of the authors or other non-fiction concepts that relate to their stories.

- **Everyone's name** should appear at the bottom of the page.

- Pay attention to **organization**, **neatness**, **spelling**, **grammar** and **creativity**.

- **DO NOT PLAGIARIZE** AT ALL!!! Copying and pasting, changing only a few words, and not citing your sources will earn your group a ZERO.