Genocide of The Jews During WW2 The Holocaust Infographic Create an infographic on the genocide of the Jews that happened during WW2. Infographics are visu

Genocide of The Jews During WW2 The Holocaust Infographic Create an infographic on the genocide of the Jews that happened during WW2. Infographics are visual representations of information, which implies that sets of data will be displayed in a unique way that can be seen, rather than read.

Requirements: Create an eye-catching, colourful, neat infographic to communicate information with a minimum of:

 a main title for the infographic

 eye catching section headings

 a minimum of 3 colours

 a minimum of 1 graph/chart W a minimum of 4 graphics

 Minimum6 facts total on the infographic

Submit a one page report summarizing what your infographic is showcasing.

You can make the infographic using www.piktochart.com to communicate the topic information.

Also, find attached a sample of the infographic for your reference. If you don’t follow ALL of the following instructions, you will lose points. (5 points for each rule violation)
Rules for the Essay
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Topic of the Essay: the use of Statistics in your field or major.
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It must be posted to Canvas (not sent by e-mail). No exceptions.

Submit work on time (due date is posted on Canvas). You will lose 10 points for each late day.

Only admissible format: PDF. No other formats will be accepted.

Required font: Times New Roman (size 12). Line spacing: 2.0.

Number of pages: exactly 4 (no more than 4, and no less than 4).
 Page 1: Title of the work and your name.
 Pages 2-3: Essay (you may insert graphs, up to 25 % of space).
 Page 4: Citations (in APA format). You must include at least two citations.

Each essay will need:
 Introduction (first paragraph).
 Body.
 Conclusions (last paragraph).

The rubrics that will be used to evaluate your work are posted on Canvas. Familiarize yourself
with them.

Your work will be subject to a plagiarism prevention check (Turnitin), so be original. A
Turnitin score of 25 % or more is not acceptable. If you get a score in that range of values,
then change and resubmit your work, until the Turnitin score is below 25 %. It is
recommended that students submit their paper PRIOR to the due date in order to correct any
issues involving citation or plagiarism.
Rules for the PowerPoint Presentation

Do a PowerPoint presentation on the same topic of your essay.

It must be posted to Canvas (not sent by e-mail). No exceptions.

Submit work on time (due date is posted on Canvas). You will lose 10 points for each late day.

Only admissible formats: PowerPoint and PDF. No other formats will be accepted.

Do not include videos or links to websites.

Number of slides: exactly 5 (no more than 5, and no less than 5).
 Slide 1:
Title of the work and your name.
 Slides 2-4: Content (Introduction, Body, Conclusions).
 Slide 5:

Citations (in APA format).
You must present in the classroom, during the week devoted to the presentations. You also
must be present for your classmates’ presentations.

Duration of the oral presentation: 5 minutes.

Do not read from the screen. Use an outline instead.

The rubrics that will be used to evaluate your work are posted on Canvas. Familiarize yourself
with them.

Your work will be subject to a plagiarism prevention check (Turnitin), so be original. A
Turnitin score of 25 % or more is not acceptable. If you get a score in that range of values,
then change and resubmit your work, until the Turnitin score is below 25 %.

For your presentation, you must use the PowerPoint presentation that was submitted to
Canvas, not a modified version.
Rules for the Outline

You must submit to Canvas a formal outline of the oral presentation. This outline must
contain the “bullet points” that summarize your presentation.

It must be posted to Canvas (not sent by e-mail). No exceptions.

Submit work on time (due date is posted on Canvas). You will lose 10 points for each late day.

Only admissible format: PDF. No other formats will be accepted.

Required font: Times New Roman (size 12). Line spacing: 2.0.

Number of pages: exactly 1 (no more than 1).

Do NOT include references or citations in your outline.

You must also use a speaking outline during your presentation. You do not have to submit it.
Formal Outline
Submit to Canvas
Speaking Outline
Use during presentation, but don’t submit to Canvas
If you don’t follow ALL of the following instructions, you will lose points. (5 points for each rule violation)
Rules for the Essay

Topic of the Essay: the use of Statistics in your field or major.

It must be posted to Canvas (not sent by e-mail). No exceptions.

Submit work on time (due date is posted on Canvas). You will lose 10 points for each late day.

Only admissible format: PDF. No other formats will be accepted.

Required font: Times New Roman (size 12). Line spacing: 2.0.

Number of pages: exactly 4 (no more than 4, and no less than 4).
 Page 1: Title of the work and your name.
 Pages 2-3: Essay (you may insert graphs, up to 25 % of space).
 Page 4: Citations (in APA format). You must include at least two citations.

Each essay will need:
 Introduction (first paragraph).
 Body.
 Conclusions (last paragraph).

The rubrics that will be used to evaluate your work are posted on Canvas. Familiarize yourself
with them.

Your work will be subject to a plagiarism prevention check (Turnitin), so be original. A
Turnitin score of 25 % or more is not acceptable. If you get a score in that range of values,
then change and resubmit your work, until the Turnitin score is below 25 %. It is
recommended that students submit their paper PRIOR to the due date in order to correct any
issues involving citation or plagiarism.
Rules for the PowerPoint Presentation

Do a PowerPoint presentation on the same topic of your essay.

It must be posted to Canvas (not sent by e-mail). No exceptions.

Submit work on time (due date is posted on Canvas). You will lose 10 points for each late day.

Only admissible formats: PowerPoint and PDF. No other formats will be accepted.

Do not include videos or links to websites.

Number of slides: exactly 5 (no more than 5, and no less than 5).
 Slide 1:
Title of the work and your name.
 Slides 2-4: Content (Introduction, Body, Conclusions).
 Slide 5:

Citations (in APA format).
You must present in the classroom, during the week devoted to the presentations. You also
must be present for your classmates’ presentations.

Duration of the oral presentation: 5 minutes.

Do not read from the screen. Use an outline instead.

The rubrics that will be used to evaluate your work are posted on Canvas. Familiarize yourself
with them.

Your work will be subject to a plagiarism prevention check (Turnitin), so be original. A
Turnitin score of 25 % or more is not acceptable. If you get a score in that range of values,
then change and resubmit your work, until the Turnitin score is below 25 %.

For your presentation, you must use the PowerPoint presentation that was submitted to
Canvas, not a modified version.
Rules for the Outline

You must submit to Canvas a formal outline of the oral presentation. This outline must
contain the “bullet points” that summarize your presentation.

It must be posted to Canvas (not sent by e-mail). No exceptions.

Submit work on time (due date is posted on Canvas). You will lose 10 points for each late day.

Only admissible format: PDF. No other formats will be accepted.

Required font: Times New Roman (size 12). Line spacing: 2.0.

Number of pages: exactly 1 (no more than 1).

Do NOT include references or citations in your outline.

You must also use a speaking outline during your presentation. You do not have to submit it.
Formal Outline
Submit to Canvas
Speaking Outline
Use during presentation, but don’t submit to Canvas

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