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RESEARCH PAPER ASSIGNMENT FEEDBACK COMM XXXXXXXXXXPowerPoint Project Rubric 150 Points Student Name Topic Subject Matter/Content Subject Matter/Content: · Key elements of assignments covered. ·...

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RESEARCH PAPER ASSIGNMENT FEEDBACK
COMM XXXXXXXXXXPowerPoint Project Ru
ic
150 Points
    
Student Name
    Topic

Subject Matte
Content
    Subject Matte
Content:
· Key elements of assignments covered.
· Chooses and na
ows topic; appropriate/meaningful for audience and occasion. Topic focus is maintained; logical flow.
· Content is comprehensive/accurate
elevant.
· Displays an understanding of relevant theory.
· Thesis/specific purpose: new information
esearch/knowledge/application opportunities about topic is communicated.
· Sufficient support for statements (major points) and assertions made (Support to include examples, descriptions, specific details).
· Language appropriate to college-level; bias-free.
· Appropriate gramma
punctuation/spelling.
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Citations/References
    Citations/References:
· Research is adequate/timely.
· Use of at least 2 scholarly sources and text (if applicable) to support assertions/thesis.
· 2 scholarly sources not older than 7 years.
· Use of appropriate citations within text of the PPT slides.
· Appropriate citation of resources within the reference list (PPT reference slide).
· Format abides by APA.
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Content of Spoken Presentation
    Content of Spoken Presentation
· Chooses and na
ows topic; appropriate/meaningful for audience and occasion. Topic focus is maintained.
· Thesis/specific purpose: new information
esearch/knowledge about topic is communicated.
· Sufficient support for statements and assertions made (Support to include examples, descriptions, specific details).
· Application of topic is demonstrated to explain (in speaker’s own words) how this knowledge benefits speaker and audience in their interpersonal communication endeavors.
· Spoken reference to at least 2 scholarly/academic sources and text (if applicable) to support content via APA guidelines.
· Identifiable introduction, body, and conclusion.
· Required visual components are maintained.
· Appropriate timeframe is maintained.
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Delivery of Spoken Presentation
    Delivery of Spoken Presentation
· Extemporaneous – no reading from notes/paper, opening gained attention.
· Uses vocal variety in rate, pitch, & intensity to heighten and maintain interest appropriate to topic audience & occasion.
· Vocal variety, paralanguage (no fillers, such as “ok’, “um”, “you know”, “like”), volume.
· Uses language that is appropriate to audience, occasion, and purpose (bias-free, vocabulary is appropriate to college level).
· Pronunciation, grammar, and articulation appropriate to the designated audience (fluency, articulation, pronunciation, grammar).
· Uses physical behaviors that support the ve
al message and enhance credibility.
· Demonstrates awareness of presentation environment (eye contact, facial expressions, posture, gestures, reduces environmental distractions).
· The tone is appropriate to the audience, content, and assignment.
    
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Sunabh answered on Oct 29 2021
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Running Head: PAPER WRITING                             1
PAPER WRITING        10
PAPER WRITING
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
What is communication    3
Types of communication 200    4
Face to face as a mode of communication    5
Smartphone as a mode communication    5
Benefits of using Face to face as a mode of communication    5
Drawbacks of Face to face mode of communication    6
Benefits of using smartphone for communication    6
Drawbacks of using smartphone for communication    7
Justifying using smartphone communication over face to face communication    8
Conclusion    9
References    10
Introduction
· Sending and receiving information is basic necessity.
· Essential for the functioning of society.
· Several ways can be used to send and receive communication.
· Smartphone vs. face to face communication will be discussed.
Society cannot sustain without the transfer of information among themselves therefore communication becomes a basic necessity to survive (Adler, Rodman & Du Pré, 2016). There can be different modes used in order to send and receive information depending upon the availability as well as affordability. This report will focus upon the comparison between communication through smartphones and face to face communication and efforts will be made to reflect why smartphones are better mode of communication.
What is communication
· Conveying meaning or information from one group to another.
· Sending and receiving information are major steps.
· Also considered as a way of social contact
Communication in simpler terms can be considered as the process of transfer of information between two individuals or groups. Sender and receiver are two major component of this process and it is the most essential aspect of maintaining social contact. Further, it is essential to consider that without communication individuals will be isolated and survival will become difficult therefore in order to live in symphony and in a synchronized manner communication is essential. Dynamic aspects and entities can be transfe
ed ranging from ideas, to information and even feelings. It is an essential aspect when it comes to managing businesses or directing functions of management. However, the type of communication used highly depends upon feasibility, affordability as well as user-friendliness of the type.
Types of communication 200
· Ve
al
· Non-ve
al
There majorly only two types of communication that is ve
al and non-ve
al communication. Ve
al communication is highly dependent upon the use of voice as well as a medium to transfer the information. Langue is the medium used to transfer the information and this is most commonly used during presentations, lectures, conferences, phone calls, meetings, one-on-one communications and much more. Ve
al communication requires a speaker that will be the sender of information and a listener which will be the receiver of information.
· Non-ve
al communication is of various.
· It does not require a speaker to transfer information
· Beneficial when people are from different linguistic backgrounds.
Non-ve
al mode of communication uses body language, gestures and even facial expression in order to transfer the information. One of the most common example can be nodding of head to say yes or waving of hand to say bye. It can also be used to transfer feelings and emotions and instead is considered more effective than ve
al...
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