Pick an article and analyze it.

General Overview

I have attached the rubric

As a team, choose a narrow topic that is related to a topic of your team’s interest. Do not just summarize the article. Instead, your analysis should include your own insight and perspective. Think about how you and your audience understand and relate to the issue. What is the significance of the topic and the article for you as business students and emerging professionals?

Your articles for the web publication can be taken from any of the following:

For my part just pick one article from the below option and my teams topic is Artificial intelligence so the article must relate!

— The Wall Street Journal

— Forbes

— The New York Times

— The Washington Post

— Harvard Business Press

— The Financial Times

— The Economist

— Bloomberg Businessweek

Web Publication

You are expected to analyze the topic, provide the significance to the audience, and provide a real-world example (again, personal anecdotes are encouraged but do not replace the required real-world example). The publication should also include a brief introduction of who you are. The audience is working professionals looking for some relevant information online.

Your publication should be long enough for you to critically engage with the topic and the supporting articles by discussing the quality of the information (does it come from reliable sources?), by indicating whether you agree or disagree with the assertions in the articles (and why or why not), and by providing a thoughtful alternative view when appropriate. It is okay to disagree with the articles, but do so in a respectful manner. What might the original texts have left out? What insight do you have to add to the conversation? What aspects of the articles grabbed your attention and why? Consider this publication a place working professionals can access a fairly comprehensive background on the chosen narrow topic.

You are expected to use the article to discuss and support your topic.

Draft and Final: Your publication should include visual images and hyperlinks to take advantage of the web medium. (If you can’t hyperlink to a source, please use APA-style, in-text citations. See Purdue OWL’s page on APA citations for assistance: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/.) Include an APA-style reference list at the end that includes all sources mentioned in the web publication. TIP : Use one of the free sites, such as Weebly, WordPress, or Strikingly, to create your final web page. You also may want to consult graphic design tools, such as https://www.canva.com//.

Rubric: Grading Criteria 15% of my grade

Web Publication

• Did the students critically engage with the topic?
• Did the students include at least one real-world example and explain how it relates to the chosen topic?
• Did the students offer insight as to the significance of the topic, articles, and example(s), with the audience (working professionals) in mind throughout?
• Did the students include 4-5 sources and provide a thoughtful, well-reasoned response?
• Did the students open by introducing themselves and conclude with a thought-provoking question in hopes of engaging their external audience?
• Did the students use the medium appropriately by including images, hyperlinks, and headings? Did they use proper in-text citations and a reference list when necessary?
• Was the voice consistent throughout the publication?
• Was the writing clear, concise, and critical? Was it proofread and free of grammatical errors?
• Did the students turn in a complete draft by the due date?
• Did the students incorporate the feedback from the draft and turn in a substantially revised final version by the due date?