Career in communication

INSTRUCTIONS; (Powerpoint Only) Goal: Produce a multimodal presentation about a possible career in communication. Course Objective: CO1: Explain the importance of communication in today’s diverse and multifaceted world. CO7: Create messages and products that will clearly communicate a message to a diverse and multifaceted audience. CO8: Describe potential communication career options. Description: Over the past seven weeks, you have had the opportunity to learn about the field of communication, from careers in ethics, writing, and media. As you reflect on your own career path and major, think about ways in which communication can help you be successful. For your assignment, you will create an oral presentation that discusses these advantages in your chosen career or major. Here are the requirements of the assignment: This is an oral presentation and should be an audio recording. Your presentation must be three minutes minimum and no longer than five minutes. Your oral presentation will be embedded in a PowerPoint presentation. Please include between 6 to 10 slides that include an agenda, introduction, body (2-4 slides), conclusion, and reference slides. Adding audio to a Power Point can be done through your computer microphone or you can record on another device and load to the presentation. You must cite two sources from our lessons and readings during the presentation. This can simply be “According to Smith…”. Links to help you record audio: Recording to a PowerPoint using a mic in your computer: Adding audio from a pre-existing audio file saved to your computer to a PowerPoint: Tip: Organizing your oral presentation should follow the same guidelines you would use when writing an essay. Having a clear introduction with a thesis will help guide your presentation. For example, if I were to write a thesis for an oral presentation about how communication helps me in my job as an educator, it might read: “In my career of teaching, communication skills help me engage with students, write clearly and better prepare lessons.” There are three clear ideas I will discuss based on this thesis.