Brochure+Instructions

== =Process=

3. Study the Sample brochure page in order to understand what is expected of you. You will be responsible for each of the numbered, individual components of your brochure page.
==4. Do not begin writing immediately what will be your final product. Prepare the ideas and text for your examples first. You should offer clear and specific information about your topic, which you have gathered in your research. Choose examples from across Afroeurasia between 300 BCE and 500 CE. Remember, you are preparing a Travel Brochure—your customers want to know about the whole tour, not just one part of it!== ==5. Next, create or pick two pictures to supplement your text. Your pictures do not need to duplicate information in your examples. In fact, using different information will help give your customers a broader sense of the adventure they can expect. For each picture, you will provide a caption to explain what the customer sees. If you like to draw, sketch your own picture. If you do not, use material from some other source, such as the Internet. Make sure,==

however, that whatever pictures you find are indeed relevant to your topic—both the time period and place—and that you cite the source of your pictures.
==6. Look at both your examples and your pictures. Stepping back and looking at all of it, write a topic sub-heading statement which sums up what Time Tourists can expect to see in Afroeurasia, on your topic, if they purchase your tour. Then, come up with a topic heading—a quick phrase which not only gives a sense of what is on your own page but that will catch a customer’s attention.== ==7. You are still not ready to write your final product, but you are almost there. Look back over your text and pictures. Remember what you are trying to do: sell, sell, sell! Rephrase your words to make them as appealing to a customer as possible, without changing your ideas or information. Be creative, be funny, but do not falsify your information. Your new business as a Time Travel Agent will get a bad reputation if you engage in false advertising. And,==

unlike some of your new colleagues in the business world, the historian in you still has a sentimental attachment to facts.
==8. Now you are ready to create your page. Since you have already refined your text and drawn or chosen your pictures, you need to concentrate on making your product look pleasing to the eye. On one piece of paper, place all your text and pictures. You can follow the layout on==