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Which three formats does the project description allow for the multimedia presentation?
Look at the words in brackets in the project description.
Besides the author's life, which two things must the presentation highlight?
One is about which works; the other is about how they are written.
Which product does not match the project description?
Multimedia means more than words on paper.
Which of these is a stylistic element?
Look for the option about the writing itself.
Write a one-page proposal for your own Author Study Multimedia Project. Include the author and why you chose them, two or three key texts, three stylistic elements you expect to explore, your chosen format with a reason, and three sources you will begin with.
Check your proposal against every phrase of the project description.
A classmate's draft slide deck has twelve slides: ten tell the story of the author's life, one lists the titles of the author's books, and one says "Thank you". There are no quotations, and the images have no credits. Explain what is missing according to the project description, and suggest how to fix the deck without making it longer.
Compare the slides with each part of the brief: life and work, key texts, stylistic elements, and sources.
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