Bring+in+a+STORY+for+Friday

=Bring in a Story:= This assignment is an opportunity to describe a story in great detail. You will locate a story online and then: 1. Describe what type of story is it? Is it an editorial, straight news? 2. What do we know about the source? Is it biased? Is it straight news? 3. What do you see? How many shots? How long are the shots? What do the shots tell as a story? (hint: Try watching the story with the sound off and what story does it tell? 4. What Graphics do you see? 5. Is there anything in the ontroduction or conclusion worth noting?

Evaluation:

 * ===Item=== || ===Poor=1=== || ===Weak=2=== || ===Adequate=3=== || ===Excellent=4=== || ===Total=== ||
 * ==Grammar/Mechanics== || No complete sentences || Many grammatical errors || Complete sentences, few errors || Well written ||  ||
 * ==Bias Evaluation== || No evidence presented || Very little evidence or speculation used || Some evidence used || Thorough evaluation of the story ||  ||
 * ==Shot Selection== || Little effort made to describe the shots || Not much work done || Statistics given || Linking and storytelling explained as well as the shots ||  ||
 * ==Story Telling== || Overvaluation No work done || Very little description of the story || Explanation given for the story || Above and beyond ||  ||
 * ==Overall== || very little work || Some effort, but incomplete || Met requirements || Above and beyond project requirements ||  ||