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Here's the outline that goes with the Wilfred Owen speech.

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Parker "owens" this speech like a boss! Loved the topic, tenor and technology.

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I had to do a project for my Survey of 20th Century Culture class, and I elected to do a speech. Being an online class, the speech was virtual! (By the way, recorded speeches/presentations are an AWESOME access option for students with anxiety or cognitive difficulties, because they still require the work but take out some of the barriers that come with speaking in front of a group.

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Here's the write-up that goes with the Dali Style cake & table setting.

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This project makes me think Ashanti has a future at HGTV!  She created a Dali inspired cake and table setting. Check out the images and write-up in the next box.

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For this tutorial, the student took a more historical approach than most. She ensured that the cultural products were woven into the presentation though, so she struck that balance well. In the original submission, the presentation plays automatically after I open & start it so she earned full poionts on taht aspect o the rubric!

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I might have chosen this example because I love the two artists and their stories. It helps that it's well written!

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She read the book. She did the research. She wrote the paper. She got the grade!!

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Titled "Beauty Within", this student wrote a moving essay on how the collage style, specifically Picasso's "Violin with Sheet Music", influenced her.

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Many students go for the Jeopardy game as tutorial. That's fine, but it doesn't usually show off the depth of knowledge that a project this level requires. When I saw this... my heart melted (and so did the grading rubric!).

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A tutorial on how to paint a beautiful, fun, unique painting in the style of Piet Mondrain with info throughout the video that teaches the viewer and artist interesting facts about Mondrain and his artwork. Video by Jaime Unsworth DeVries, Spring 2016, HUM 260, Individual Student Project. Painting by Brian DeVries, age 7.

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This poster takes a broad look where as other posters take a more specific approach by analyzing one work or item. Both can work!

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Posters take on all formats and colors but what they have in common is they are well written, well sourced, and look good!

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The essay isn't perfect (just almost!) and it certainly serves as an example of how to get started. I chose this example to share because I admire the organization of the essay. If writing isn't your "strength" get started early & take advantage of the extra credit.

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Not all artistic expressions need to be paintings...

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Annotated bibliographies are harder than they look. Students must comb through resources and scan or read them so that a summary can be written. Articles are always easier because they're not as long as books. Using book reviews can be helpful, but you have to be careful not to plagiarize when taking that approach... another person's review is no substitute for your own review of the work!

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Taylor Swift meets Louie Armstrong. Per the instructions, this student submitted an essay to explain how she made the modern reflect 20th century inspiration!

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Shared with permission of student, Fall 2014.

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I've taught some AMAZING students over the past 10 years. Their work might prove to be inspirational to you. And... who knows... you may get your work up on the board this semester too!