The Professional Experience Assignments In This Cours 088839

The Professional Experience assignments in this course are designed to help prepare you for communicating in a professional work setting.

The Professional Experience assignments in this course are designed to help prepare you for communicating in a professional work setting. When you are writing in the workplace, it is essential to: Follow any specific directions you receive. Consider who it is you are communicating with. Consider what your overall purpose in communication is. To earn full credit, make sure you complete all assignment requirements and follow the instructions exactly as written.

See the scoring guide rubric for specific grading criteria. If you submit your Professional Experience assignment before the due date and you are not satisfied with your grade, you may resubmit one time for an opportunity for full credit points. Check with your professor for the resubmission deadline.

Instructions Last week, you created a PowerPoint presentation; For this week's Professional Experience, you will create a narration outline for your final recorded presentation. You may use the narration outline template provided or create your own.

Download and review the Narration Outline Template [DOCX]. Save the outline template to your desktop using the following file name format: LastName_PE4_[FILE TYPE].[file extension] Example file name: Smith_PE4_DOC.docx Review the outline guidelines that you will use to create an outline. Use the template provided to develop your narration outline. Requirements Include these key elements: Slide number. Slide title. Slide content. Narrative. You may use the provided Narration Outline Template [DOCX] or create a similar template in another software. Write short bullet points, not long paragraphs, in the Narration column of the Narration Outline Template. Focus only on the key points presented on the slides of your presentation.

Remember that the content should focus on how social media can be leveraged to help an organization improve in areas such as sales, performance, culture, and positive image. Save all the changes you made to your Presentation Narration Outline with the file name of LastName_PE4_[FILE TYPE].[file extension] and submit the file to this Professional Experience: Presentation Narration Outline assignment by the deadline.

Paper For Above instruction

The assignment requires creating a narration outline for a recorded PowerPoint presentation focusing on leveraging social media to enhance organizational success in sales, performance, culture, and image. This task is part of a professional communication course aimed at developing workplace writing and presentation skills.

First, the student must review the provided narration outline template, which will serve as the structural basis for the outline. The template includes key elements such as slide number, slide title, slide content, and the narration (key points to discuss). Using this template, the student should develop a concise and focused outline, emphasizing critical points related to how social media strategies can positively impact organizational metrics and perceptions.

Important considerations include adhering to the key elements: including slide number, title, content, and a brief bullet-point narration for each slide. The narration should be succinct, avoiding lengthy paragraphs, emphasizing only the main points to be covered on each slide during the presentation.

Students are expected to customize or create their own outline template if preferred, but the final deliverable must be saved in the specified naming convention: LastName_PE4_[FILE TYPE].[file extension]. The completed outline must then be submitted by the deadline to fulfill the assignment requirements.

This assignment not only reinforces the technical aspect of creating structured presentation outlines but also encourages strategic thinking about social media’s role in organizational improvement. By focusing on these elements, students will develop skills necessary for effective professional communication and social media management in a business context.

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