Through the lens of a media channel of your choice, examine the following question: Does media reflect culture, or does media create culture? This media channel may come from new media, legacy media, or residual media. For the first part of the final assessment, you will provide the instructor with supporting documentation for your presentation: a narrative with a brief justification of your thesis, a list of scholarly resources, and an outline. In the second part of the final assessment, your arguments and evidence will be presented in the form of a multimedia presentation posted in a public forum. Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: I. Topic a) Identify your topic in a concise thesis statement that states a claim that you will prove and support throughout your presentation. This statement will give direction to your presentation and should be well thought out. b) Summarize how you believe this topic both reflects culture and society, and how it creates culture. II. Resources a) Provide an APA formatted list of scholarly research sources. For this, you may use resources covered in the course, including the primary text, as well as outside sources that you’ve found on your own. b) Describe your vetting of each resource and why it qualifies as a legitimate resource. Ensure you have enough resources to sufficiently support your thesis. III. Justification a) Create a thorough outline that justifies the planned content of your presentation. Be sure to detail what you would include on each individual slide. b) Provide a contextual list of two to four quotes you plan to incorporate into your presentation. Milestones Final Project Part One Milestone One: Topic Selection In Module Two, you will submit your topic selection which will include the media channel you have chosen and discuss how it both reflects and creates culture. This milestone will be graded with the Final Project Part One Milestone One Rubric. Final Project Part One Milestone Two: Analysis Worksheet In Module Four, you will submit an analysis worksheet of the resources you have chosen to support your topic selection and thesis statement. This milestone will be graded with the Final Project Part One Milestone Two Rubric.  Final Project Part One Submission: Justification Paper In Module Five, you will submit part one your final project: a justification paper. It should be a complete, polished artifact containing all of the critical elements of the final product. It should reflect the incorporation of feedback gained throughout the course. This submission will be graded with the Final Project Part One Rubric. Final Project Part One Rubric Guidelines for Submission: 

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