Final Projects

Students are expected to produce high quality final projects.
Final projects will consist of both a written portion (e.g. 8- 10 pages) and a presentation (e.g. poster or power point)
The final projects should be a creative exploration of one or more of the areas covered in the class, for example:
    - a research report on one of the exhibits
    - a facilitator's 'how-to' manual which will travel with the exhibits
    - producing a portable version of an exhibit
    - producing an extension of one of the exhibits to address additional content areas
    - your own exhibit / demonstration of phenomena covered in the course
    - anything approved by the program directors.
More information will be posted as we get involved in the course.