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The paper you write must be 10-12 pages (not counting works cited) of double-spaced, size twelve, Times New Roman text.

YOU MAY reduce the length of what you write by one or two pages by creating digital components (e.g. infographic, time-line, etc.). Make one, and your page length goes down by one; make two and your page length requirement goes down by one.

This is entirely optional.
- Understand, however, that doing this is part of the essay you're submitting.
- The content is as grade-able as anything you write.
- Avoiding plagiarism is as vital with this content as with what you write.
  - N.B. Plagiarism also includes stealing images or other digital content without proper attribution.

If you choose to do this, I am suggesting that you use either Canva or Sutori, though there are other apps and platforms that you might use as well.

Criteria

The most important criteria for this is that YOU make it (rather than simple re-posting of something someone else make.
- You MUST provide a link to anything you do not make yourself!
It is also important that the digital component adds value to your project. You should use this option only if doing something digitally works better or is more effective that writing.
- This is also a place to use/show things you learn about your topic that may not fit in well into the essay you write.
It is also important that you consider carefully the design elements (i.e. it should look nice and be easy to interact with).
You will be linking to this (these) component in an appendix toward the end of your essay. Whatever tool you use, make sure it is capable of generating a link that you can copy into a Word Document. Use the guidelines from the library at the University of Nevada to do this (second box on the right).
- ANY OF THESE BELONG AT THE END OF YOUR DOCUMENT IN AN APPENDIX. DO NOT PUT THEM IN THE BODY OF THE ESSAY.
- You should have only ONE appendix, and it should have the title Appendix.

Things You Might Do:

Timeline
Biography
List of works by an author of about a topic
Country/culture context
Fun facts, trivia
Charts/Tables/Graphs/Statistics
Curated collection of video clips, interviews, etc.
Something else you come up with.