Begin by deciding, as a group, which topic you would like to write about. Here are the topics from which you can choose: Alternative energy sources (wind, solar, hydro, nuclear) Space exploration Genetically modified/engineered foods Educational technology High-tech advances in medicine/healthcare Robotics in manufacturing Alternative work schedules/locations (four 10s, remote, etc.) Part 2: Divide the Workload Your technical analysis will have three main sections, much like an academic research paper does: 1. Introduction 2. Support or reasons 3. Summary Your group should split the workload as evenly as possible among the group members and establish how you are going to work together. You may choose to work exclusively in the Canvas group area (there is a place to upload files to share with one another), or you could choose to use a real-time collaborative tool like Google Docs or even Zoom if you would like. How you choose to proceed is up to the group, but you should use what you learned in the Module 2 collaboration to inform your decision