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COMM120 WEEK 7

Overview

The goal of the Week 7 Assignment: Final Project is for students to find, evaluate, and use carefully curated information and present this information to an audience to inform and enlighten.

Description:

For the Week 7 Final Project, you will present your topic and communicate it to an audience in a professional and informative manner. The topic for the COMM120 Final Project is typically your program of study and the job you hope to get with that degree or a topic that is unique to you (hobby, activity, non-controversial aspect of history, et cetera).

The presentation should include the following broad ideas:

  • Active use of the Big6 Model
  • A discussion of the topic that you brainstormed during the Week 3 Assignment
  • Effective use of the sources you found and vetted during the Week 5 Assignment
  • Effectively communicate the knowledge you have gained during COMM120

When putting together your Week 7 Final Project, please consider the following:

  • The Final Project will be a presentation. You can use PowerPoint, Prezi, or some other easily accessible presentation software. Your presentation needs to include the following:
    • Introduction (1 slide)
    • Body (5-7 slides)
    • conclusion (1-2 slides)
    • Reference page (1-2 slides) that are properly formatted in the citation style of your degree program (APA, MLA, Chicago, et cetera)
  • Provide clear evidence that the topic was researched and that you built upon the Week 3 Topic and Brainstorming.
  • Provide clear evidence that you used the sources you found for the Week 5 Source Evaluation. You need to include at least three vetted quality sources, of which one must be from the APUS library.
  • The presentation will provide the audience with information to increase their knowledge of the topic presented.
  • The presentation should engage the audience by using elements such as images, graphs, and charts. Appropriate citations must be included.
  • Appropriate length: 8–12 slides.