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Energy Resources Required content. You must prepare a digital presentation using all of the bullet points below. You will need at least one slide per topic. The presentations will take 5 to 8 minutes. Provide a basic overview of the energy source to introduce your topic. Define energy Identify the form of energy involved in the energy resource Describe how the energy source generates electricity. o Explain how the energy transformed from one type to another? (example. Mechanical Energy to Electrical Energy) o Show the energy visually with a minimum of 3 graphics. At least 1 graphic must be created by you. [For extra credit build a 3 D model that helps describe this visually.] Using a graphic, show the percentage of electricity in the U.S. generated by this source. (For example: Bar graph, pie chart etc. Identify the advantages of this energy source o Renewable or non renewable o Environmental benefits o Societal benefits Identify the disadvantages of this energy source o Renewable or non renewable o Environmental costs o Societal costs Three or more interesting facts about this energy source. Demonstrate a deep understanding of the energy source by including information o In your own words. No copy/pasted information or rearranged sentences o From a minimum of 5 different sources. (You may include the provided info from Need.org as one of your sources.) 3 questions to quiz your peers over the topic. The class should have learned the answers to these questions from your presentation. Questions may be in the form of short answer, essay, true/false, or multiple choice. Step 1: Choose a topic Solar energy Wind energy Geothermal energy Hydroelectric energy Biomass energy Nuclear energy Coal Petroleum Natural Gas

Step 2: Take notes on your topic [Day 1] Create a folder in OneNote and name it Energy Resources Project Copy and paste the resources from the Content library Read and highlight the information on your energy source Step 3: Make a page for weblinks in OneNote [Day 2] Open OneNote and go to your folder named Energy Resources Project Click the + Page button on the bottom to add a new page Name the page Weblinks Google your topic. When you find a good website (education or government sites), copy and paste the URL onto this page. 1. Click the + Page button 2. Place cursor here and name the page weblinks Step 4: Create your info page. For PowerPoint or Sway, this will be slide one For a Website, this will be the home page For a Video, this will be the opening introduction

Topic: Created by: Slide 1 Slide 2: Basic overview of energy source

Slide 3: What is energy? Slide 4: Identify the form of energy involved

Slide 5: How is this energy source transformed into electrical energy Slide 6: History of this energy source

Slide 7: Advantages Slide 8: Disadvantages

Slide 9: 3 Interesting Facts 1. 2. 3. Slide 10: 3 Quiz Questions Slide 11: Bibliography of 5 sources. For help, go to http://www.easybib.com/

ENERGY PROJECT RUBRIC Slide content: Slide 1: Topic: Created by: Slide 2: Basic Overview of Energy Source (Think Main Idea) Slide 3: What is energy? Define and give examples. Slide 4: Identify the form of energy involved in the energy resource Slide 5: How is the energy source transformed into electrical energy? Slide 6: History of the energy source. When, where and how? Slide 7: Advantages of this energy source. Environmental & societal. Slide 8: Disadvantages of this energy source. Environmental & societal. Slide 9: Interesting facts about this energy source Slide 10: 3 quiz questions Slide 11: Bibliography Quality of content and professionalism Information is clear, appropriate, and accurate. Content shows quality information from at least 5 sources. [No copy/pasted or reworded sentences.] Graphics are appropriate and help in the understanding of the information. At least one graphic is student made. Class time was used effectively. Phones are stowed in backpacks and off task socialization is minimal. Presentation: Preparation is obvious. Presenters have notes and look at the audience instead of the screen. Occasional head bobs towards the screen or notes are okay. Correct pronunciation of terms is shown throughout. Teacher Comments: Points: 1. (3 pt) 2. (3 pt) 3. (3 pt) 4. (3 pt) 5. (3 pt) 6. (3 pt) 7. (3 pt) 8. (3 pt) 9. (3 pt) 10. (3 pt) 11. (5 pt) Quality (15 pt) Presentation (10 pt) TOTAL POINTS: / 60