2. Answer the question.  To answer your question, you will need to find and use a minimum of three articles, and at least two must be peer-reviewed. To find peer-reviewed sources, log onto the SUU library website. Find the box that looks like the one shown at the bottom of this page. Enter your keywords and use Boolean Operators (AND, OR) between them as needed. If you require a refresher on using Boolean Operators, check out the short video at the bottom of this page. Note: in the EBSCO search box, be sure to click on "scholarly/peer-reviewed articles". If you are not sure if an article is peer-reviewed, email me the full citation and I will let you know. Describe and summarize the evidence from your sources to answer your SARA.

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3. Relate what you learned to one or more specific facts/findings/theories in the class.  For example, does the info you found contradict a fact/finding/theory? Does the information you found provide an example or application of a fact/finding/theory?  Talk about this on a slide with the title "Time to Relate"

4. Apply what you learned.  Using a slide with the title "Time to Apply",  talk about how you can use the information you found to better your life and/or others. Be specific and insightful. Saying only "this will help people feel less stress and pain" is not adequate.  

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5. Put together a well-designed slideshow to share your SARA with your classmates. Use pleasing colors, graphics and/or photos, simple fonts (e.g. calibri, arial), and minimal text on a slide (use short but descriptive bullet points and not full sentences). If you have more than 3 bullet points on a slide, have them appear one at a time. You can create your slide show using PowerPoint, Canva, or google slides. To record a video of your presentation, I recommend ScreenCast-omatic. This is a free app for recording your screen. Once your recording is made - verify that the sound and video both work! Then, you will upload it to a shared folder. The link is on the class homepage in Canvas. Make sure you set the sharing permissions to "anyone with the link can view".

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6. Create 3 multiple-choice questions. Each question needs to have 4 options (a-d). The question should be easy to answer if someone watched your SARA presentation, however, the answer should not be directly on one of your slides. Finally, your questions need to be about important and meaningful material discussed in your presentation. Please read and re-read your questions to make sure they are clear and well-phrased. Do not include your questions in your video. You will submit your questions in Canvas. Be sure to tell me the correct answer for each question!

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7. Submit your video and 3 questions by the due date. Remember, drop your video into the shared google folder (see step 5) and upload your 3 questions to Canvas (see step 6).

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