Remember, you are using your note cards and presenting with energy and enthusiasm. Smile! Enjoy yourself! You’ll also want to record yourself from waist up and standing in front of the camera. Record horizontally (not vertically) and keep your eyes level with the camera (you don’t want to be looking up to or looking down at the audience). Have a conversation with your classmates through the lens of the camera.
Directions for recording, captioning, and uploading your speech videos can be found here: canvas-studio-all-in-one-guide-1.pdf
This video-> How to Use Canvas Studio GuideLinks to an external site. will help walk you through the Canvas Studio Guide.
Choose the best location and learn to light your subject by reviewing this video:
Once you’ve recorded your speech, upload it to this week’s discussion board.
Then view as many of your classmates’ speeches as possible– commenting on 3 or more of them.
For information on how to share Constructive Criticism view the following video paying particular attention to what is appropriate to critique and how we can best critique using a positive “constructive” feedback style:
Brenda. (2011, August 8). Critiquing Speeches Lesson [Video]. YouTube.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGfe_LIPhaYLinks to an external site.
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Finally, review the rubric to see how this speech will be evaluated.
NOTE: This is the third of 5 required speech presentations which must be completed in order for you to pass this class.
If you have technical issues at any time during the semester, please don’t hesitate to contact the college’s technical support team: https://help.egcc.edu/portal/home
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“Presenting with Energy and Enthusiasm: Engaging with Your Audience Through the Lens”
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“Gendered Experiences of Slavery in the Nineteenth Century South: A Comparison of Male and Female Slaves”
Research paper that compares and contrasts the experiences of male and female slaves in the ninetenth century south. Please DO NOT use any outside sources. The only two sources you will use are the Frederick Douglass narrative and the Deborah Gray book. I have both of those documents attached for you as a pdf. You must use both of these sources to write this paper as you will need to use them as evidence to support your claims. I also have attached a photo of how the paper needs to be structured. The first paragraph will introduce your thesis arguing the differences between male and female slaves. Then in the next two paragraphs you will talk about the types of work for male and female slaves. One paragraph discussing the work for men and one paragraph discussing the work for women. In the next two paragraphs after that, you will discuss the different types of rebellion that male and female slaves exhibited. One paragraph for men and another for women. In the next two paragraphs following types of rebellion, you will talk about the different types of punishments that male and female slaves received. One paragraph discussing the punishment for male slaves and another paragraph discussing the punishment for female slaves. After that, you will write a conlusion paragraph summarizing male and female slaves. Footnotes are required and please do not use any parenthetical citations. Thank you!
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Exploring a Global Entrepreneurial Initiative: The Story of XYZ Company
This 2-page exploratory project where you will seek out and analyze a new and compelling entrepreneurial initiative (can be in large organizations, NGOs, and even government) from around the globe
To begin the exploratory project, select a new and innovative entrepreneurial initiative within the realm of business that aligns with your bachelor’s degree. Ensure the initiative is relatively recent, not exceeding 5/6 years, and gather comprehensive information from credible sources such as interviews, podcasts, or recorded sessions with founders. Focus on understanding key aspects of the initiative’s development, including the formation of the team, the development of the value proposition, iteration of products or services, and business growth. Reflect on specific situations within the initiative’s story and connect them with relevant concepts covered during the course, emphasizing how course material intersects with the initiative’s strategies. Structure your report to include sections on the initiative’s originality, impact, practicality, and connection to course concepts, ensuring clear and concise writing throughout the analysis. Finally, consider evaluation criteria, emphasizing the initiative’s uniqueness, potential impact, and the viability of its business or impact model to meet grading criteria.
THE MAIN SOURCES SHOULD BE THE PDF’S ATTACHED TO THE ASSIGNMENT
Some Guiding questions:
Entrepreneurial Mindset
* How does the entrepreneurial mindset affect decision-making in the chosen company? What examples from the company’s journey reflect this mindset?
* What role does innovation play in their strategy and culture?
Team Building and Collaboration
* How did the company build its team? What principles of collaboration did they follow?
* Were there any notable team dynamics or leadership styles that contributed to their success?
Value Proposition and Business Model
* What is the company’s unique value proposition? How did they validate it with their customers?
* Which business model elements were crucial to their growth and success?
Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability
* Does the company have a broader mission or social impact goal? If so, how does this influence its business model?
* What sustainability initiatives does the company implement, and how do they align with its business objectives?
Market Analysis and Go-to-Market Strategy
* How did the company identify its target market? What customer insights guided their strategy?
* What were the company’s go-to-market strategies, and how did they adapt over time?
Product Development and Innovation
* How did the company iterate on its products or services? What processes or methodologies (like Design Thinking) did they use?
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“Cellular Respiration Activity Sheet”
This assignment is an activity sheet based on the lab instructions on the link I have provided. Follow the instructions and fill out the chart. Please let me know if you have any questions.
This assignment calls for screenshots of your screen.
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“Building a Personal Toolbox for Employee Rights, Discipline, and Labor Relations”
Chapter 13: Employee Rights and Discipline
Chapter 14: The Dynamics of Labor Relations
Throughout this course, you will be responsible for keeping a personal ‘journal toolbox’. Each week, you will add the following items to your personal ‘project management toolbox’:
a list of (3) concepts, techniques, and/or tools you found the most helpful during each specific week
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Option A: “Comparing Literature: An Argument Research Paper” Option B: “The Power of Playwriting: A Short Play and Analysis” “Tackling the Toughest Topic: Exploring the Letter T”
ENGL 1022: Composition II
Essay 3: Argument Research Paper or Playwriting Essay
Name:
We’ve read a large variety of authors, subjects, forms, and styles of writing this semester. Because I don’t want to limit this assignment to a particular topic, you have two options for designing this essay. I want you to explore a topic of interest to you, something we covered in class over the course of the semester.
For this assignment, you have two options: to write an argument research essay comparing two of the readings we’ve read at some point this semester in class, or to write a short play and analyze it as you would the plays we read in class. You may pick one or the other: option A or option B as listed below.
Option A: The Argument Essay
For this assignment, you may pick a topic of your choice (something we have covered in our class material) and write an argument research paper on that topic.
– Your essay must be an argument comparing two pieces of literature we read for class –
Guidelines for the paper:
Must be well researched, with at least 6 different, credible sources
Must be between 5-7 pages
Any paper that is plagiarized in whole or in part will receive a zero
Must use MLA (or APA) format with proper documentation of sources (double spaced, 12 pt Times New Roman/Calibri font, name on it, etc).
Proper grammar and sentences mechanics
Must have a Works cited page
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hink carefully about the topic you wish to research – you don’t want a topic so broad that you are drowning in important facts and details, yet you don’t want to pick a topic so narrow that you can hardly scrape out 2 full pages for it. If you want some brainstorming ideas, come chat with me – I love to brainstorm ☺
Option B: The Play (with research)
For this option, you will write a short play (based on factual research) and analyze the play as you would for class. This is the more “creative writing” of the two options. The topic of the play may be anything you choose. You need to have at minimum of 6 sources you used for one or both parts of this essay.
Guidelines for the play section of the paper:
Have a clear plot format: Exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, ending
Be focused enough to effectively work in the span of 3-4 pages
Have at least 2 characters in dialogue
Have the proper play format with stage directions and dialogue
(Must use at least 6 outside sources to assist in designing the play (ie – play setting, designing the characters, historical event or time period, language of dialogue, design of props, etc) )
Guidelines for the analysis section of the paper:
Assess the structure of the plot for the play
Discuss at length the characters of the play and who they are
Analyze the dialogue of the play
Discuss if you were the director, what the stage setting would look like
Assess the irony and/or symbolism in your play
Discuss in detail the theme of your play
Must be at least 2-3 pages of analysis
Must have proper documentation (MLA bibliography) of the 6 outside sources used
Any paper that is plagiarized in whole or in part will receive a zero
GUIDELINES FOR BOTH OPTIONS:
Must use MLA format with proper documentation of sources (double spaced, 12 pt Times New Roman/Calibri font, name on it, etc).
Proper grammar and sentences mechanics
Must be between 5-7 pages. It should be AT LEAST 5 FULL pages.
Complete Two Peer Reviews for you classmates
Submit Final Draft online to the proper D2L Folder
See the attached Rubric for grading information
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
ALL D2L turned-in assignments must follow MLA format, and be a Microsoft Word document (.doc or .docx). A PDF file would also be acceptable. However, no other format will be accepted as my computer will not be able to access it properly (NO .wks, .rtf, etc).
All papers will be checked through Turnitin for AI usage. Any paper that receives a 20% AI score or higher will result in a discussion with the instructor and, to receive a grade for the essay, will need to be rewritten again from the start. -
“Effective Supply Chain and Operations Management in Competitive Marketplaces: Case Studies and Real-World Industry Scenarios”
The aim is to reflect understanding of the concepts and models of effective Supply Chain and Operations Management in competitive marketplaces using case studies and real-world industry scenarios, as elaborated in the Assignemnt Brief (attached). You will need to prepare an Essay and a Report with a table of content as shown in the SAMPLE (attached).
Task 1: is an Essay type, consisting of 2500 words (excluding TOC, diagrams, references and appendices) reflecting on the atached (assignment brief) Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria points (1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3)
Task 2: is a Report type, consisting of 2000 words (excluding TOC, diagrams, references and appendices) reflecing on the attached (assignment brief) Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria points (3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).
N.B: Table of content is required and there should be an AI free and plagiarisim free reports. -
“Simón Bolívar’s Jamaica Letter: A Timeless Model for Nation-Building” Simón Bolívar’s Jamaica Letter: A Timeless Model for Nation-Building Introduction: Simón Bolívar’s Jamaica Letter
I have a pretty unformulated draft of a mock grant application for history. I need you to rewrite what I have into a cohesive grant around 1200 words. Please use the instructions that I have provided, along with the “Annotated Bibliography,” “Primary Source Analysis,” and “Final Grant Application Presentation” that are supporting works for the grant (also included below.)
The mock grant covers:
Simón Bolívar’s Jamaica Letter provides a timeless model for nation-building, offering crucial insights for the development and democratic stabilization of modern nations. This grant affirms its enduring relevance and application for contemporary nation-building strategies.
All information needed is included below. Thank you very much for working under the time constraint.