Group members: Curtis Tolan, Zayana Katamara
Making a presentation for semicolons, colons, and commas was relatively easy, as the grammar rules for each are less set in stone. The group organization and the resources found were almost as simple.
The group organized the presentation relatively easily. Each person had already prepared what they were going to present individually. A simple appending of one to the other produced the final result.
Resources found were very straight-forward. Each of the resources were slightly different in what they contained, but each almost wholly confirmed the information of the others. The ones that conflicted were directed more towards British standards, where the rules are slightly different. While it is good to be familiar with British standards, presenting them may cause confusion with some people and would go outside the scope of the assignment.
In the end, organizing and finding resources something as set-in-stone as grammar rules for semicolons, colons, and commas was fairly easy. I imagine presenting something more controversial and opinion-orientated would be more difficult.
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