Content_Proposal

=**Content Proposal Tips**= You will prepare this content proposal for the review panel. The review panel will evaluate your final media project. They are the target audience for this content proposal. The panel is typically composed of two members from the EMDTMS program and 2-3 members from the Full Sail community. We will make every attempt to create a panel that has some background knowledge to the content that you will be providing in your media project. With that in mind you should prepare the content proposal so anyone can understand what you are trying to create for your media project. In other words do not talk in jargon not familiar to everyone, spell out acronyms when used for the first time. Not all of the panel will be teachers.

The content proposal is a succinct version of your thesis. This is why it is so important to have your thesis completed by month nine. You must be able to describe your content proposal within the categories provided. The final version of the proposal will be sent to each member of the review panel. There is a section on the Final Media Presentation Rubric for the content proposal. Please review that section of the rubric as well as this proposal format. 1. The media project content proposal clearly addresses a teaching or training solution to a knowledge, attitude, or skills gap with the target audience. 2. The media project content proposal clearly describes the project's goals, objectives, and scope. 3. A minimum of 5 peer-reviewed references support the media project content proposal. These references are listed at the end of the Content Proposal using proper APA 5th Edition style. You must be able to refer to at least 3 authors/ references during your presentation. 4. Thesis abstract is included on a separate page of the content proposal.
 * MEDIA PROJECT CONTENT PROPOSAL ** (From the Final Media Presentation Rubric)

There are five sections to the proposal, Thesis Abstract, Introduction, Goals and Objectives, Presentation, Evaluation, and References. Each main section has several components to it. Be sure to describe your project in detail for the reader to understand what to expect in your media project, but limit your description to the absolutely necessary parts. The document should not exceed 5 pages. This does not include the title page, reference page(s), or any appendixes you might add.

Thesis Abstract

 * Begin the Introduction on a new page
 * Format - Single, unindented, double spaced paragraph
 * No more than 120 words
 * See content section on page 29 of the Pocket Guide to APA style for what to include.

Introduction

 * What is the problem or need you addressed in your thesis and how does this media project support the resolution (or steps to meet the resolution) of the problem
 * Target Audience – Who or what is the project designed for? What are their titles, roles, etc.? (1-2 paragraphs)
 * What is your plan to share the media project? What was it created with and what is the media project’s final output?

Goals and Objectives

 * Instructional Goal
 * Learning Domain
 * Learning Objectives

Presentation

 * Instructional Approach
 * Lesson Structure

Evaluation

 * What types of evaluations will you conduct or have you conducted during the development process as well as after implementation?

References

 * Provide a list of all resources you will use in developing your media project.
 * This will be a separate page at the end of this document.

