Share a link to a video or article that is relevant to the communication process in the workplace. Make sure that your source is “authoritative,” meaning it was developed by experts and contains research related to the topic.
The best place to look is in the SPC online library’s databases. If you have trouble searching, use the online librarian feature to get help with your search.Use TED.com rather than YouTube to find videos. Use SPC library rather than Google to find articles.
Once you’ve posted the link, explain why you chose the video or article and give a brief summary of the key points that you found meaningful. Discuss how article could be used to understand and/or improve workplace communications.
Use one sourcein addition to the article/video selected.
Be sure to properly cite your source in the write up and reference source at the end of your post, using APA format for both.
Original posting should be at least 175 words. It should use a citation (in text) and reference at the end of summary. URL alone is not a proper citation or reference.
View your classmates’ links and posts and reply to at least 3. You may also count your response to someone else’s response to a peer. Your class discussion must further the conversation. (Hint: “I agree” or similar brief statement does not further the conversation.) Consider the consequences of the content posted or perhaps a new way of applying it, or a counter-argument, etc. The more you spur others to think deeply about the topics, the better your contribution will be. Responses should be at least 75 words.
Be sure article/video is cited in your posting and listed as a reference. Use
APA format. NOTE: URL isnota complete citation or reference.
Textbook citation (in paragraph where source was used): (Shwom & Snyder, 2018).
Textbook reference (at end of response): Shwom, B. & Snyder, L.G. (2018).Business Communication: polishing your professional presence.Pearson.