Audience: Industry Perspective

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Audience: Industry Perspective

Read Ch. 4: Audience: Industry Perspective and chapter something.

Read Confronting the Issues, Issue #5: Media Violence AND Issue #6: Privacy in your textbook (pgs. 412-462) to prepare for Capstone Project

View PowerPoint Presentation Chapter 4

View PowerPoint Presentation Issue #5

Watch Frontline: Merchants of Cool (Links to an external site.)

WatchWhat is Cross Media Marketing? (Links to an external site.)

Read Confronting the Issues, Issue #5: Media Violence AND Issue #6: Privacy in your textbook (pgs. 412-462) to prepare for Capstone Project

This assignment will be the final part of your capstone project. You will record a video of yourself presenting a synopsis of your capstone project. Your challenge is to summarize the key points of your case study and main take-aways of your critical analysis. This will be used to score the Oral Communication outcome for UCC assessment.

Directions for Oral Presentation Video:

  • Time limit: 2 minutes maximum. Points will be removed if your video exceeds the time limit or if it’s way under the limit. The video should be between 1:45 – 2:00 minutes.
  • Record it in a quiet space to make sure the audio and video is clear.
  • This is an oral presentation. Make eye contact with the camera as much as possible.
  • Canvas allows you to playback your video before you submit, so you can record as many times as you need before. You will only have ONE submission attempt.
  • Do not wait until the last minute to upload your file. Files need time to upload based on size and connectivity. Technical difficulties will not be an acceptable excuse for not completing your assignment on time.
  • Require:
  • FormatThe video follows the assignment directions and is within the time limit allowed.
  • AccuracyInformation included in the presentation was very well researched and accurate.
  • Oral PresentationStudent spoke very clearly and concisely. Voice was projected appropriately. Language was vibrant, engaging and interesting. Made appropriate eye contact.
  • MechanicsStudent used proper grammar and mechanics throughout the presentation
  • PreparednessStudent was well-prepared. Student didn’t jumble their thoughts, pause too long, or rushed through the presentation. Dialogue speed was well executed.

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Audience Industry Perspective

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