Drums Research

CUBA / Carribean Cabildos Congas Reggae Reggaeton Salsa Yourba GHANA or NIGERIA Ashanti Ewe Fela Kuti Yourba Rap Music from		JAPAN Beat Box Gion Matsuri Kabuki Theatre Power Metal Punk Taiko Japanese Game Music MEXICO Café Tacuba Cumbia Folklórico Norteño Selena Tamborazo Zacatecano Tejano Vicente Fernández

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• PROJECT EXPECTATIONS
1. Visit sites that are on topic.
2. Cite which sites you get your information and images from.
3. Make sure all writing is in your own words except for quotes
4. Spend 75% of your time on research and 25% on the making of the powerpoint or word document!
5. Create a folder on the desktop with the names of your group members
6. Make sure all the elements (text, images, presentation) are kept in that folder.
7. Make a back-up copy of your presentation on Mr. Forfar's flash drive

Cooperative Group Project (choosing from the same topics above)
You can work in groups up to a maximum of 2 students. You need to fill out a CGP contract
(that details each person's duties for the project) The contract is due May 20th!

• PROJECT STEPS
1. Brainstorm topics and decide on 1 topic
2. Draw and write a rough outline of your project in your DNB
3. take notes including writing down the sources (web addresses of your info)
4. Write and /or build your project

• MOBILE LAB MANNERS
1. Wait for the computer monitors to be pass out the laptop to your group
2. Be gentle with the laptop (as you would with a 3 week old baby)
3. Keep sound turned way down
4. Pick up the laptop with 2 hands and never by the screen
5. At the end of class, wait for the computer monitors to be pick up the laptop from your group

REMINDER: sites such as GOOGLE.COM or ASK.COM are SEARCH ENGINES, not sites that you should mention in your bibliography.