This week, you've been reading about the birth and evolution of several major world religions.
For your assignment, you will take a virtual field trip to view the medieval collections of your choice of an online museum.
For this assignment, please review what you learned last week on how to approach history and the humanities. Make sure you've spent a bit of time in this week's lesson and in Chapters 4 and 5 of the textbook.
· Visit the online museum of your choice.
· Please restrict your search to Africa and Asia between the years 0–1000 AD.
· Produce a two-page reflection assignment (see description below).
For your reflection assignment for this week, please select one primary example from the archive and address the following in a two-page reflection assignment.
· Explain how the artifact you chose relates to the origins and spread of religion or culture during the medieval period.
In order to be able to really make a strong statement about what you think your artifact means, please go back to the Week 1 Lesson and review the questions historians ask about artifacts. Then, answer the following questions, using your answers to support your ideas about your artifact.Â
· Describe the example you have selected and provide the specific URL and the image.
· Explain the origins and context of the example.
· Include examples from the textbook this week that help develop your analysis of the work and its context (make connections between some artifacts described in your textbook and the one you chose from the online museum).
· You may do outside research, as well, but please use the DeVry Li
ary as much as possible to find compelling sources about your artifact.
Be sure to submit your assignment.
This two-page essay should be submitted in APA format, should avoid plagiarism, and should offer some insight into what you've learned!
RUBRIC
Week 2: Reflection Assignment: Virtual Field Trip
Week 2: Reflection Assignment: Virtual Field Trip
Criteria
Ratings
Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeArtifact Origin and Cultural Context:
The student first lists the title of the online museum, the exhibiition, and the title and hyperlink to the piece. The student then explains the artifact's origins as well its connections to the culture that produced it.
15.0Â pts
Full Marks
0.0Â pts
No Marks
15.0Â pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeExamples:
The student cites examples from the textbook to help establish connections between their chosen artifact and the artifacts in the textbook reading and to help develop an analysis of the chosen artifact.
25.0Â pts
Full Marks
0.0Â pts
No Marks
25.0Â pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeAssignment Requirements:
The student has written two full, double-spaced pages and answered all necessary questions and components of the assignment. The student has also included the specific URL and image of the artifact being discussed.
10.0Â pts
Full Marks
0.0Â pts
No Marks
10.0Â pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeMain Idea:
The student states a strong thesis that explains how the chosen artifact relates to the origins and spread of religion or culture during the Medieval period.
25.0Â pts
Full Marks
0.0Â pts
No Marks
25.0Â pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeGrammar, Mechanics, and Style:
Grammar refers to co
ectness of language usage. Mechanics refers to conventional co
ectness in capitalization, punctuation, and spelling. Style includes word choice, sentence variety, clarity, and conciseness. Also, sentences vary in length and structure; ideas are clear, logical, and concise.
10.0Â pts
Full Marks
0.0Â pts
No Marks
10.0Â pts
Total Points:Â 85.0