EAP Course project explanation

Lesson 2 Objectives
By the end of this lesson you should:
Know the project stages
Know what is required of you at every stage of the project
What are the criteria of assessment for the first part of the project
Learn the Project Part I and Part II deadline and format of presentation
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What is an invention?
What is the most important invention? Why?
Give an example of a very useful invention
Give an example of a rather useless invention
What is your favorite invention? Why?
What do you think, is it difficult to invent something?
In your opinion, are all inventions created by scientists? Why? Why not?

Project : A story of an IT invention
Part I: History of an invention
Part II: Review of literature about an invention
Part III: Facts and opinions about an invention
Part IV: Infomercial of an invention
Final Exam: 'My invention'
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Project Part I

Project part I Instructions
Create one presentation for two parts of the project
Answer 1-8 questions from the previous slide
Before presenting check the rubric on the next slide
Do not read from your slides!
Do not put huge texts in your slides. Use bullet points style.
Upload your ppt to Moodle. It will be shown in class during the next lesson
Your work will be peer-assessed

Project part II Mini literature review
Reference list of the articles in APA referencing style (at least 5)
Describe the research problems of the articles
A brief description of the methodology of all the articles
Discuss the article findings
Literature review design: Power Point presentation
Read and follow the rubric on the next slide
Deadline: Sunday Week 4, upload to Moodle

Assessment rubric for project parts I and II

Sample presentation script
For Part I sample about Airdrop
See document with the same name
Read the details
Use in-text citation in APA
Include list of references

Table of inventions (create a list of inventions chosen by students for each group)

Any questions?
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