Date:

To: Professor Virginia Montecino

From: name and email address.  [If this is a group project, please include the names and email addresses of all group members.  Only one submission is required per group.  All should post it on their Web pages.]

Subject of list of  Web resources: [About what subject will you be finding resources? The resources should relate to your major.]

Why I am researching this topic and why it should be beneficial to me : [If you are not vested in your topic, chances are your incentive to research, summarize and analyze the resources will be weak.]

Intended audience: Assume that the readers of your Web resources have your general level of understanding of the subject.  Do not tailor your resources to a body of scholars.  The resources should be accessible to you and others with similar interests. Think about what kinds of people or groups might benefit from your list of resources.  A "mixed bag" of resources, for different audiences may cause you to confuse and lose your audience. For example, you might compile a list of resources for someone who wants to go to graduate school in a particular subject.  You could have a list of Web resources of colleges which have programs in that field, divided by specific areas of concentration, parts of the country, etc.  You might compile a list of resources that deal with a particular environmental, health, computer issue, depending upon your major/s.

Tentative List of Web-based Sources: You should have at least twenty (20) separate Web-based resources listed. Include the title of the Web site and the URL (Internet address).  [Don't plagiarize someone else's list of resources.The sources should not all be from the same site.]