5-2 Final Project Part B Milestone Two: Interview Transcript Outline
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Instructions
Submit an outline of your speaking notes for Final Project Part B (Interview Transcript or Recording). In this part of the final project, you will address the categories of cultural diversity, anthropological methods, cultural connections, and predictions of how anthropology can be useful in a future crisis. Whether you choose to answer the final project interview questions in written or audio format, preparing a written outline will help you formulate and strengthen your answers. This will also give you practice in learning to see the crisis situation that you chose from an anthropological viewpoint and allow your instructor to give any feedback or suggestions to fortify your interview before your final project is due.
Refer to the Final Project Part B Interview Videos document PDF to see how the reporter is asking his questions. This will help you outline your answers. Each video refers to a specific question in the critical elements that you are required to answer. You will have to open each video separately.
For additional details, please refer to the following documents:
· Final Project Part B Milestone Two Guidelines and Rubric PDF
· Final Project Part B Milestone Two Template Word Document
· Final Project Part B Guidelines and Rubric PDF
Note: The Record Audio feature can be found in this submission area by selecting Add Attachments, Record, Record Audio. Use this feature if you decided to submit your assignment using audio. For additional details, refer to the Recording and Uploading Audio Files in Brightspace PDF document.
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5-2 Final Project Part B Milestone Two: Outline of Interview Transcript
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Instructions
For Final Project Part B, submit an outline of your speaking notes (Interview Transcript or Recording). You will address the categories of cultural diversity, anthropological methodologies, cultural links, and predictions of how anthropology can be useful in a future crisis in this section of the final project. Preparing a written plan can help you formulate and enhance your responses, whether you choose to answer the final project interview questions in written or audio style. This will also provide you practice in learning to see the crisis situation you choose from an anthropological perspective, as well as allow your instructor to provide any feedback or suggestions to strengthen your interview before your final project.
