will be embedded from YouTube with a password you create so that only the student and the instructor can view the video. (Or you can make it public with their permission. That is up to you.) Recording the interview can be conducted simply by using a cell phone. But, I have had students turn in higher- level production pieces. That is your choice. I prefer embedded or linked videos so that I do not have to upload the files to my computer. And, that way, only you have access to the video file itself. However, if uploading a file is your preferred, or only way of submitting the assignment, I understand. Grading: Students will be graded on the content of the video presentation and the organized structure, questions, focus and strategy of the interview itself. Also, every video should include a brief introduction of the interviewer and a brief explanation of the video's purpose. Although this is not a media class, a small percentage of the grade will be assigned for production value. This would equate to ensuring proper formal presentation if it were a written paper.