What is a prologue?

A prologue is an introduction to your work. It is meant to greet readers and give a bit of background information about your project. You'll need to introduce the subject and anything you think the reader should know about you and/or your project before they read it. It will help orient your readers quickly and supply information that will help build meaning the further they read.

What kind of information might I include in the preface?

how you came up with your idea
why your topic is important
a key part of the story
a description of a crucial setting or central activity
a theme that will be carried through your genres
an overview of the territory to come; what can your reader expect to see in your project

Epilogue

An epilogue is similar to a conclusion. In your epilogue you should reflect on your topic. This is a chance to share your thoughts and feelings with your audience.

Some aspects you might include:

how writing about this topic has changed your perspective on your topic
what you learned overall
how working with a partner and how collaboration affects the researching/writing process
how you felt about using the multigenre medium to write rather than just writing a traditional story/essay
what you hope your audience learns from your multigenre web
what you feel you accomplished from this project overall
any information that would help clarify anything you wrote
why you chose the genres you did for your project
a thank-you to your interviewee