Within your story map, you need: A title page that contains a title (subtitle is optional), one background photo that relates to your problem, and your name

Within your story map, you need:

1. A title page that contains a title (subtitle is optional), one background photo that relates to your problem, and your name.
2. Three research questions that identify aspects of your problem you would like to pursue for this class. These are the questions that you will use to guide your research for your story map project.
3. Include 3 images (e.g., photos, drawings, an infographic, and/or map) and 1-2 sentences for each about aspect of the problem you'll be focusing on.
   • Images can be cited by pasting the link of the website from which you acquired the image in the credits section at the bottom of the story map. To turn on this feature, go to the "design" tab, then turn on the "credits" option. This will add the section to the bottom of the story map. The interface requires you to name the source when you paste the link. You may name the images whatever you want (“Image 1”, “Image A”, “Picture of Amazon Rainforest”, etc.). You may also put the link with the picture by clicking on the settings symbol on the picture and pasting the link in "attribution" section. This will create a little "i" symbol on the photo, and when you hover over the symbol, the link will appear.
4. Save your story map and submit your link here in this Canvas assignment item. To get full points on EVERY story map assignment we need to be able to view your assignment.