MORE DETAILS INCLUDING SAMPLE BIBLIOGRAPHIES ON THE SALK HISTORY DAY WEBPAGE TO HELP YOU OUT!!!
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1 So what do I have to do to finish my. Exhibit First things first you need an Annotated Bibliography! NHD Rule 16: An annotated bibliography is required for all categories. List only those sources that contributed to the development of your entry, i.e., sources that provided usable information or new perspectives in preparing your entry. Sources of visual and audio materials and oral interviews must be included. Bundle photos or other materials from the same collection in a single citation. The annotations for each source must explain how you used the source and how it helped you understand your topic. Your annotated bibliography is not included in the word count. Annotations of websites should include a description of who sponsors the site. NHD Rule 17: You are required to separate your bibliography into Primary and Secondary sources. SOME SOURCES may be considered as either primary or secondary. USE ANNOTATIONS TO EXPLAIN your reasoning for sources that are not clearly primary or secondary. (DON T put it in both places choose one and explain why in your annotation). NHD Rule 18: Follow MLA Style NHD Rule 19: You must give credit to all sources used in your entry. Failure to credit sources is plagiarism and will result in disqualification. MORE DETAILS INCLUDING SAMPLE BIBLIOGRAPHIES ON THE SALK HISTORY DAY WEBPAGE TO HELP YOU OUT!!! A few IMPORTANT rules to keep in mind! NHD Rule: The overall size of your exhibit when displayed for judging must be no larger than 40 inches wide (when standing), 30 inches deep and six feet high. That includes any stand or drapes. Circular or rotating exhibits or those meant to be viewed from all sides must be no more than 30 inches in diameter. NHD Rule: Media devices (CD, video, computer, projector) used in an exhibit must not run for more than a total three minutes and are subject to the 500 word limit. Viewers and judges must be able to control the media device and it must fit within the size limit of the exhibit. It MUST relate and not just be there for fun. NHD Rule: There is a 500-word limit that applies to all studentcomposed that appears on, or part of, an exhibit. This includes titles, subtitles, captions, graphs, timelines, media devices or supplemental materials where you use your own words. NHD Rule: Quotations of sources are not included in the 500-word limit. Brief factual credits of sources of illustrations or quotations do NOT count in the final word total. HINT: Use another 500-1,000 other words from quality primary & secondary sources to tell the story as much as possible! COMMON ISSUES WITH EXHIBIT BOARDS Inappropriate colors (neon colors w/sad topic) Small images and fonts (go big or go home!) Images don t match text (write cow, see cow) Too much flair (there is such a thing as too fancy) Text in the wrong order (use the included map) Text doesn t flow from left to right (!hud) Too much or too little open space Little or no segmentation (again, use the map!) Stepping into a Rough Draft!!! Step One: Go through your notes, think about your topic. Look at your thesis statement. How are you going to show what happened and prove that it made an impact on history? Fill out the outline packet given to you (it goes with the map). Step Two: Make a detailed MAP of your project. Step Three: Secure all materials for designing your exhibit including photos, titles, visuals, captions, quotes, text, etc. A good exhibit has a lot of pieces to it! Step Four: Be sure it is oriented. Step Five: Be sure it is segmented. Step Six: Be sure you used your 500 words wisely? Do you need to say more? Have you said enough? What do you cut? Use primary sources to tell the story for you! Step Seven: Lay it all out again as you would glue it and show to teacher/parent for final approval. Step Eight: After teacher approves your design and sees the almost final draft.begin securing to the exhibit board! DON T FORGET A TITLE PAGE!!! A Title Page is boring. It has the Title of your Paper at the top. On the bottom is has your name, Junior Division, Category (exhibit), and word count. CHECK IT OUT TITLE STUDENT NAME JUNIOR DIVISION EXHIBIT Student-composed Words: 496 Process Paper: 488 words
2 Make sure the titles and subtitles of the exhibit are prominent features of the design. Make the main idea or thesis clear to the viewer. Organize the exhibit into subtopics Use design elements to make subtopics clear to the viewer (COLOR & BACKGROUNDS) Use clear and concise captions and text to: Identify pictures, objects or documents Interpret information for the viewer Lost yet? Use the ROAD MAP here to help you out! TITLE: Make it a good one! Background & Context Information (use headlines, quotes and images to support what you write) Build-Up (use headlines, quotes and images to support what you write) THESIS STATEMENT Capture the heart of your topic here (Leadership & Legacy in History) ESPECIALLY IN THIS SECTION USE LOTS OF VISUALS & QUOTATIONS FROM PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES TO SUPPORT YOUR THESIS Short-Term Impact Successes & Failures (use headlines, quotes and images to support what you write) Long-Term Impact Consequences (use headlines, quotes and images to support what you write)
3 Levels of Text An introduction to adjusting font size to help the reader What is it? Levels of text help keep the reader of an exhibit on track with where it is leading them to next. Important info is big, supporting stuff is smaller. How is it used? Every good exhibit requires the proper use of big font and little font to look good. Read the info boxes below for insight on how using proper font size matters. Notice the main title is the largest as it introduces the topic and attracts viewer interest (This title font is size 90) Notice this subtitle focuses the topic and limits what the project interprets. (Subtitles should be half the size of the title font (this is 45)) These are subject labels. They break the topic down into smaller parts for explanation and organization to guide you around the display. This font is smaller than the level above it by almost half. (This font is 28 still big but smaller than the ones above it in importance) The font under the subject labels are called captions and provide the most detailed information and interpretation. They should be written short, active and clear. (This font is 18 noticeably smaller than the label above it but big enough to easily read) Okay, so one other thing notice how the little shadow boxes have bold font for the main idea and italics for some additional information? Those are other tricks that were done that you can use too for text below the caption level like a photo credit or source. Size 12 font was used for that part!!
4 Organizing Your Information: Exhibits There are 3 basic elements to consider when organizing an effective exhibit: 1. Orientation Make sure the title and subtitle of the exhibit are prominent features of the design Make the main idea or thesis clear to the viewer 2. Segmentation Organize the exhibit into subtopics Use design elements (color, background, font, etc.) to make subtopics clear to the viewer 3. Explanation Use clear, concise, captions and texts to: o Identify pictures, objects, or documents and o Interpret information for the viewer- don t pad your board with unnecessary pictures, charts, or other information that doesn t directly relate to your point Orient: using title, thesis, and subtitles A Segregated Society Rosa Parks: Confronting Conflict Your thesis should be easily seen and read. Impact in Montgomery and Beyond Conflict Growing Arrest and Bus Boycott Rosa Parks Legacy Segment: Divide your research into easily read sections Explain: Identify and interpret information and images. Avoid clutter by editing; leave only information that is clear, concise, and directly tied to your thesis.
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6 National History Day Exhibit Start Time Location Table No. Entry ID Judge Team Judging Criteria Judging criteria are explained in the Student Contest Guide Sup Evaluation Comments Ex Good strengths, areas for improvement Historical Quality (60%) Entry is historically accurate Shows analysis and interpretation Places topic in historical context Shows wide research Uses available primary sources Research is balanced Relation to Theme (20%) Clearly relates topic to theme Demonstrates significance of topic in history and draws conclusions Clarity of Presentation (20%) Exhibit, written material is original, clear, appropriate, organized, articulate Exhibit is organized, has visual impact, correctly uses maps, photos, etc. Rules Compliance Yes No Maintains size requirement (40"x30"x72") Includes annotated bibliography Media device maintains time limit (3 min) Maintains word limit (500 words) Other: Overall Rating (circle one) Superior Excellent Good
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