Title

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Abstract

Tell what the report contains
Include purpose, methods, scope, but NOT results, conclusions, and recommendations
Are always very short— usually under 100 words
Introduce subject to readers, who must then read the report to learn study results

Title

Yes again

Introduction

Set the Scene

Provide Significance

Make a Disputable Claim

Transition to Larger Project

Main Content Section

Essay in Proper Form (Writing The Academic Paper: Structure And Form)

Networked Project (Networked Project Product)

Your approved Project Proposal Product (See your own Project Foundry Project Proposal)

Research Section

-Methods-

Link to Academic Notes: A link to these needs to be present for ALL projects....

Ethnographic Research Report

Explain (describe the method using the resources you have see Ethnographic Research) the type of ethnographic research you have done (ie. Participant Interview, Participant Observation, Survey)

-Participants-

Describe your participants in research (Who are they: demographics, gender, race, socioeconomics, age, other)

-Research Design-

Describe the research, why it works well with your study and how you plan to use the data collected in your overall report out.

-Measures/Procedure-

Describe how you set up your ethnographic research specifically. ie. Identification of participant, communication with them, consent form discussion (ATTACH COMPLETED CONSENT FORM!!!!), how you developed your study.

-Results-

Direct data collected (email messages, survey spreadsheet, notes from interview or observation)

-Discussion-

Substantial paragraph discussion the study, implications for your project and what you have learned through research process and write up.

-References (Works Cited for MLA)-

See RESDOC MLA WORKS CITED EXAMPLE

NOTE:

Approx. 20 sources Validating Web Resources to meet standard

We are not concerned with indentation but alphabetization is important.