Newspaper Project Guidelines and Requirements

The video tutorial explains the Unit 3 project, which involves creating a front-page newspaper from the Renaissance era. Students are encouraged to be creative and have fun while following the provided instructions. The project requires using Canva to design the newspaper, selecting at least three topics from the Renaissance, and submitting the final work through Canva. The rubric includes points for creativity, spelling, and grammar, with an emphasis on including lesser-known Renaissance topics.

What is the main objective of the Unit 3 project?

• To create a scientific report

• To design a modern art piece

• To write a biography of a Renaissance artist

• To develop a front-page newspaper from the Renaissance

How many topics should students choose for their newspaper project?

• At least one

• At least two

• At least three

• At least four

Which tool is recommended for creating the newspaper?

• Photoshop

• Canva

• Microsoft Word

• Google Slides

What should students do after completing their newspaper project in Canva?

• Upload it to a shared drive

• Use the 'send teacher' button in Canva

• Email it to the teacher

• Print it and submit a hard copy

Can students use a different program other than Canva for their project?

• No, Canva is mandatory

• Yes, but only if approved by the teacher

• Yes, any program or method is acceptable

• No, they must use Canva and no other tool

What is the total point value for each news story in the project?

• 30 points

• 20 points

• 40 points

• 10 points

What is one requirement for the topics chosen for the newspaper?

• They must all be about art

• They should include at least one lesser-known Renaissance topic

• They must be about the Protestant Reformation

• They should focus on modern events

How many points are awarded for creative presentation?

• 5 points

• 10 points

• 15 points

• 20 points

What is the penalty for poor spelling and grammar in the project?

• No penalty

• 5 points deduction

• 10 points deduction

• 15 points deduction

What should students do if they have questions about the project?

• Wait until the next class

• Contact the teacher for help

• Ask a classmate

• Search online for answers