TOPIC :How the online degrees will affect us Educationally. Strengths and weaknesses compared with traditional face-to-face degrees.

Final Paper Assignment – Organization Template

The following outline should give you a general idea of How to Organize Your Final Paper:

I. Introduction (approx. 1 page)

A. Get the reader’s attention

B. Establish the significance or importance of your topics (includes research)

C. Explanation of the purpose of your research, or what you hope to find a result of your analysis

D. Outline of the sections of the paper

II. Brief summary or description of your artifact(s) (approx. 1-2 pages) It should include two parts:

A. Summarize what your artifact(s) is(are) about in 1-2 paragraphs (do not do too much! Most of your details will come out in your analysis.)

B. Include scholarly research about your topic and/or artifact(s). What research has already been done onyour topic and/or research. Just summarizing this research is a minimum expectation. An advanced version of this section would include comparing and contrasting what others did with what you hope to do in your paper.

III. Summary of the theory and method (approx. 2-3 pages) – It should include explanation of both important theoretical concepts and a step-by-step explanation of the steps you went through to do your analysis, including appropriate references and citations to your textbook and the additional article(s) you used. The step-by-step explanation should now be written in PAST TENSE to actually reflect what you DID to do your analysis. This also provides a perfect transition to the next section of the paper where you actually write your central claim or what you found as a result of your analysis.

IV. Results of your analysis or Report of your findings (approx. 4-6 pages) – Your analysis section should be dominant elements that emerged in your analysis. The method you used will determine what these elements are (e.g., if you did a neo-Aristotelian criticism, you may end up focusing on the speaker’s ethos and delivery, whereas if you did an ideological criticism you might end up focusing on how power was represented by the family unit shown in a particular TV show). This section SHOULD NOT be just a summary of your object of analysis nor be organized around episodes of a television show or scenes from a movie (scenes should be used as examples to support themes, they are not themes themselves). Nor should it be ALL of your analysis steps. Keep in mind that Foss takes you through the steps in doing your analysis, but at the end explains that you will now write your paper. In other words, your analysis is NOT your paper itself.

Please also remember that these are examples and should provide you with guidelines for your section. There is no rule that says that you have to have three themes or that the themes shouldn’t interact with one another (if they do, that is another section of your analysis section!). You should still be creative and adapt the format of your analysis section to best present your analysis.

A. Theme #1 – identify theme in topic sentence; explain theme (what is included in it? What is excluded from it? How it emerge?); provide examples from your object of analysis (in the form of scenes, dialogue, lyrics, etc.) that demonstrate the theme AND explain how they demonstrate the theme.

B. Theme #2 – identify theme in topic sentence; explain theme (what is included in it? What is excluded from it? How it emerge?); provide examples from your object of analysis (in the form of scenes, dialogue, lyrics, etc.) that demonstrate the theme AND explain how they demonstrate the theme.

C. Theme #3 – identify theme in topic sentence; explain theme (what is included in it? What is excluded from it? How it emerge?); provide examples from your object of analysis (in the form of scenes, dialogue, lyrics, etc.) that demonstrate the theme AND explain how they demonstrate the theme.

VI. Conclusions/Implications(approx. 1-2 pages) – Should include explicit answers to your research questions, how they can be explained with the theory you used to guide your analysis, and what you learned and what the reader should learn from your paper, including connections to others (scholars) research on the topic and/or artifact

This should be Around 15 pages. See attached files for the research proposal.

I would also need

• Bibliography and annotated bibliography
• Literature review

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