The task is to develop a piece of online content for a platform of your choice, with a written report to summarize your content. Your subject will be a topic you choose: a point of "common knowledge" that resonates today. Keep in mind that it's not simpy, "write about something interesting," it is "research and write about something that proves the adage, "Everything old is new again." (six pages)

Presentations are the week of November 14, with the written report due Tuesday, November 29. As we covered, this is not the only work going on between now and then, so you'll need to budget your time and get ahead as much as possible. As you know, the task is to develop a piece of online content for a platform of your choice, with a written report to summarize your content. Your subject will be a topic you choose: a point of "common knowledge" that resonates today. Keep in mind that it's not simpy, "write about something interesting," it is "research and write about something that proves the adage, "Everything old is new again." It's the thing you hear in conversation or in media, a topic of today that references a point from yesterday; everyone nods their heads as if they understand the reference, but you and likely others don't know the referenced item at all. We used the examples of "Fight Club" and Kim Kardashian wearing Marilyn Monroe's iconic dress, among others