Just need help brainstorming some ideas for thiis plz$!!$ just a list of a couple ideas i could use that would have lots of info and sources available to use

Heres the assigment:

Select a present$-$day topic related to your field of study.

$$ Examples: Benefits of workplace diversity, marketing food to children, issues of inequality in

the workforce, online banking fraud, influence of social media on consumer behaviour,

mortgage fraud, retaining millennials in the workforce, personal career branding, Bitcoin as

currency, pandemic impacts on e$-$commerce, remote work, etc.

$2.$ Find three creditable articles on your chosen topic based on the requirements laid out below.

$3.$ Write a yardstick report in which you establish criteria by which you assess which of your

chosen articles provides the best coverage of your chosen topic for a general reader $($i$.$e$.,$ an

educated reader who is not necessarily an expert on your chosen topic$).$

a$.$ A yardstick report can be defined as follows: a report that examines a problem $($finding an

effective article on your chosen topic$)$ which has several solutions $($three different article

types and choices$)$ and which establishes criteria by which to comparatively find the best

solution $($the most suitable article on your chosen topic$).$

b$.$ In a yardstick report, you establish three $(3)$ criteria, which will help you make your choice

through comparison of the three chosen articles.

c$.$ Your yardstick report will follow the structure of a yardstick report as laid out in the sample

reports posted on our FOL Content; we will discuss one of these samples to get a clear idea

of a very good yardstick report structure.

Researching Suitable Articles

In your choice of articles to be used in the yardstick report,

$$ one article will be an academic, peer$-$reviewed article from Fanshawe$$s Virtual Library

$(*$How to access and navigate the Virtual Library is covered in our course material.$)$

$$ one article will be an a news article from a trusted newspaper, magazine, or trade journal

$($e$.$g$.,$ Guardian $($U$.$K$.),$ The Atlantic $/$ The Atlantic Monthly $($U$.$S$.$A$.),$ The Globe and Mail

$($Canada$),$ etc.$).$ If you run into the problem of a pay wall, check the Fanshawe Virtual

Library, which provides free access to many newspapers, magazines, and trade journals.

$$ one article will be from another online source $($e$.$g$.,$ organizational Web site, educational

Web site, governmental Web site, academic blog$)$