WRITING 166J FORM: Background sources from the Web
(Online Journalism: Reporting and Publishing)

This assignment may be completed as a team. You are not required to 
print out the source Web pages -- but make ABSOLUTELY SURE that the 
URLs are correct. Teams are required to submit this assignment via email 
by 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 24 and to bring in a hard-copy printout of this 
completed form at the start of class April 26.

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1. Agencies or groups involved.
   List at least three (3) and provide a precise URL for EACH agency. 
   (An "agency" can be part of a government, a private organization, 
   a nonprofit group, etc. Choose only agencies that most people would 
   agree are respected and legitimate.)

   a) Agency name:
       http://

   b) Agency name:
       http://

   c) Agency name:
       http://



2. Key aspects of your team's issue (sub-topics).
   List at least three (3) pieces or subdivisions of your
   team's overall issue. Be specific. Keep it brief, but 
   be very clear. 

   a) Sub-topic:

   b) Sub-topic:

   c) Sub-topic:



3. Scope of your issue.
   Having done your research, you should have a good idea of what 
   regions, groups or people(s) your issue affects most directly. 
   List them.

   a) Countries (or regions of the world): 

   b) Racial, ethnic, or language groups: 

   c) How the U.S. or government is involved in this issue (if applicable): 
   
   
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Note: This form was adapted from content developed 
by Mindy McAdams of the University of Florida and is 
used with the permission of the author.