Geohazard Project November Deadlines

November 1997 Project Status

• Introduction
• Project Proposal
• Research Information
• Case Study

1. During class, continue researching both your topic(find information on your specific Geohazard), and continue working on your case study. It is important that you try to make contact with various people about your topic to develop a well developed argument/analysis. Contacts include e-mail, telephone and site visitations. Some projects do not lend themselves to site visitations and research (ie Great Barrier Reef) therefore the research on these topics must proceed with e-mail, internet, news, books and magazines. Those that can go to sites (in particular-Eric/Colin, Paula, Sabrina Mercuri, and Melissa) definitely need to do this during the week.

2. Use after school computer time if possible for internet research and web page development (putting pictures on your web page, pasting information and text onto your page.

3. On your own time, develop your project (background information on your topic, etc...)

1. RESEARCH & Case Study Work: Your project and case study should be visible at this stage on your Web Page. You will be best served by having links to each of the different areas of your project, check Stuart's format .
2. Pictures can be scanned onto your page or uploaded from the internet.
3. We will attempt to put your powerpoint presentations onto your web pages this week.

1. Finishing Touches
2. Await futher instructions

Links

Bishop Whelan Geohazard Homepage
Bishop Whelan Social Studies Homepage
Bishop Whelan Geography Links