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Learn from the Best…

Presentations can be challenging, but if you study the examples of others you can learn a lot about what to do and what not to do. Watch the following pitch from the show Shark Tank. This entrepreneur does an excellent job of combining great oral speaking skills and an excellent visual presentation. Notice the logo banner on the stand to his left, and a fantastic electronic presentation containing images, video, social media and template design.

 

 

Action.

Click on the Icon for the Option you chose in Units 1-3 to get the information you need for the next chapter in your story!!

 
OPTION A
The "Googley" Choice
 
OPTION B
The "Home is Where the Heart is" Choice
Consolidation

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Complete Parts 1 to 3 below, depending on whether you have chosen Option A or Option B throughout the course so far.  

Option Chosen Option A: Googley Choice Option B: Home is Where the Heart is (Entrepreneur) Choice
PART 1: Making the Pitch

Prepare an electronic presentation to your CEO about the new workstation design you have designed for your expanded team.

Your presentation should:

  • Be in a different platform than the one you used in U4A2. (e.g. if you used Prezi in U4A2 you should now try Google Slides.)
  • Include all of the innovative features and other choices you made for the space, and how they will benefit the company and/or employees.
  • Include pictures and other media as appropriate

Record your pitch using a video recorder and post it to Youtube. Or you might choose to use Screencastify (or similar program).

Save your presentation with an appropriate name in the folder structure for this unit.

Prepare an electronic presentation that will be uploaded to your new website and viewed by your new clients that you contacted in the last unit.

Your presentation should:

  • Be in a different platform than the one you used in U4A2. (e.g. if you used Prezi in U4A2 you should now try Google Slides.)
  • List with details at least 3 reasons they should become loyal customers with your company.
  • Include pictures and other media as appropriate.

Record your pitch using a video recorder and post it to Youtube. Or you might choose to use Screencastify (or similar program).

Save your presentation with an appropriate name in the folder structure for this unit.
Part 2: Research into Action You have received feedback from your staff regarding their needs and preferences and can now go ahead and make the required purchases. You must now communicate the changes with your staff so they are prepared to move into their new spaces.

 

Using your desktop publishing skills and a program of your choice to create a pamphlet to be distributed to the staff.

Here is a sample of a template you might choose to use.

This is a photo of a Microsoft Template for a tri-fold brochure

The pamphlet should:

  • Describe all the innovative features of the new office environment that you designed. (Remember to use the information you presented in the mail merge activity.)
  • Highlight the options for personal customization available to each staff with particular emphasis on ergonomics.
  • Include images of the features.
  • Identify where staff can go to get more information on the components of their new workstation environment.

Save your pamphlet with an appropriate name in the folder structure for this unit.

You have received the feedback from your new clients, and now need to create some promotional pieces to help support and maintain these new client relationships.

Using your desktop publishing skills and a program of your choice to create a sales promotion flyer to be distributed to new clients.

Here is a sample of a template you might choose to use.

This is a photo of a Microsoft Template for a sales flyer

Your flyer should:

  • Make use of hypothetical feedback that you might have received from clients in response to the mail merge letter that you sent them in Unit 3.
  • Include details of specific items or services you are promoting and offering at a reduced price (on sale) and the length of the sale.
  • Provide details about your business including contact information.

Save your sales flyer with an appropriate name in the folder structure for this unit.

 

Learning Skills Reflection

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