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  **Real World Chemistry Project MP3**

__General Rules and Guidelines__
1. You will be assigned groups in your own class __AND__ in each of the other classes as well. 2. You will be assigned one of the real world topics to research together with your group. 3. ** Your goal will be two-fold: ** 4. Plagiarism will **NOT** be tolerated - any student who plagiarizes will earn a grade of **ZERO** for the entire project! You **MUST** cite all your sources! **DO NOT USE WIKIPEDIA as a source!!** 5. See the grading rubrics by clicking here !
 * research info about your topic, together with your group, and add it to the appropriate wiki page.
 * develop and create an extranormal.com series showcasing your knowledge about the topic.

6. __The topics are as follows:__ >
 * Bayer Process
 * Becher Process
 * Burton Process
 * Claus Process
 * Contact Process
 * Cumene Process
 * Fischer-Tropsch process
 * Haber Process
 * Hall-Héroult process
 * Ostwald Process
 * Verneuil Process

7. Each topic has an existing wiki page on this website, listing the students responsible for that topic. 8. You are required to __**JOIN**__ this wiki - some of you have already done so. Everyone else must join by __**Tuesday, March 16th**__  9. Everyone must add new and correct information to their topic wiki to get credit for the project. I will be able to tell who posted what and when. 10. Your Google.doc must have at least 4 questions answered by __Friday, March 19th__. **(If not, your group will lose 10 points!)**

R equirements for the Wiki:
1. Everyone must post to their topic wiki to get any credit for the project. 2. Each topic has a specific list of questions that must be answered on the wiki. 3. It doesn't matter who answers which question - but everyone must post unique info. (Do not post the same info someone else has already posted.) 4. You MUST include your source(s) everytime you post information. If you do not include sources, you cannot get credit for the information. 5. You can include information that is not directly addressed in the questions. The questions are just to get you started on the topic. 6. You may post pictures and/or graphs as long as you cite the source (see above!). 7. You may format your info any way you like - color, font, size, etc., but please be considerate to other users. 8. You MAY NOT delete information posted by someone else without first consulting Mr. Kushner (I can tell when things are deleted and who deleted them.) 9. Be careful not to edit the wiki when someone else is editing the same page - one will not get saved! Instead, wait till no one else in your group is editing. 10. Make sure you __save__ and **not** __save draft__. 11. You can feel free to edit, add to or delete your own posts. 12. You may also start a discussion, if you like, related to your own topic. 13. Credit for the written portion of the project must be posted by __Wednesday, March 24__ __th__. (20 points) 14. Your wiki and the technology portion of the project needs to be finished by: __Friday March 26th__. The whole group (everyone who posted) will get the same grade. (40 points for completed written/40 points for completed technology)
 * sources must be in correct MLA format (minimum of 4 per group)

R equirements for the Technology
1. You will create an instructional series using the [|www.xtranormal.com] website. The series will contain a minimum of four (4); thirty (30) second animated clips. 2. Each clip will be NO LONGER THAN 30 Seconds. 3. Your instructional series must contain the following info: 4. Your tutorial is due __Friday March 26th__. Only those who participate in the tutorial will get the grade. (40 points)
 * Your name & **__topic__**.
 * The correct order of the series
 * A brief **__review__** of the important concepts on your topic.
 * The **__chemistry__** behind the topic.
 * The **__industrial importance__** behind the topic.
 * Anything else you'd like to include - **__all school rules apply!__**

¤ The point total for the project is 100 points. However, each portion of the project will be graded separately in ProgressBook. ¤ You can see a rubric for each part of the project if you click on the following link here or in the navigation bar: Rubric.


 * March 19th--Minimum Four questions/topics answered or researched.
 * March 24th--content loaded into Wikipage
 * March 26th--xtranormal.com series loaded into wiki

 **DO NOT USE WIKIPEDIA as a source!!**