Assignment	Due Date	Comment Due	Names
Literature Review	2/16/20	2/23/20	Individual Work
Program Design	3/22/20	3/29	Member 1: Margie Member 2: Jacob Member 3: Luther Member 4:Travis
Program Promotion	4/12/20	4/19/20	Member 1: Margie Member 2: Jacob Member 3:Luther  Member 4Travis
Group 3 Weekly Meeting Day/Time (Microsoft Teams)	Tuesday and Wednesday @ 7:30 PM EST

Program Design
Assignment	Group Members	Due Date
Group Leaders	Margie, Jacob
Microsoft Teams Meeting to determine specifics of our program and develop main points from the literature and practical program	ALL	2/2
Write Introduction (1/2 page)	Luther, Travis	3/12
Write Rational–Ideas from literature (2-3 pages)	Jacob, Margie	3/14
Write Rational–Ideas from practical program (2-3 pages)	Jacob, Margie	3/15
Write Program (2-3 pages)	Luther / Travis	3/17
Write Reflection (1/2 page)		3/17
Complete Table 2 and 3	(Table 2) Jacob (Table 3) Travis	3/18
Compile into one paper and check grammar/APA	Margie	3/19
Review Paper and send comments/edits	ALL	3/20
Submit paper to Canvas and post in blog	Luther	3/22
Comment on other groups	ALL	3/29
Program Promotion
Assignment	Group Members	Due Date
Group Leaders	Luther, Travis
Group Messenger Meeting to determine how to construction Video 1 for Program Promotion	ALL	4/5
Record Video 1 (Personal Reflection)	ALL	4/10
Assist with Video 1 Development	ALL	4/10
Conform Video 1	Luther (Just share them with me)	4/11
Upload Video 1 to Blog	Luther	4/12
MS Teams meeting to determine how to construction Video 2 for Program Promotion	ALL	4/6
Assist with Video 2 Development, Write Script and Design Presentation. (Program Advertisement)	Jacob, Travis	4/7
Creating Brochure	Jacob, Travis	4/9-10
Conform Video 2 Presentation with Audio	Luther	4/9-10
Upload Video 2 and Brochure to Blog	Luther	4/12
Comment on other Groups	ALL	4/19

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