UGC NET Paper 1 Mathematical Reasoning & Aptitude.pdf
COM-CON Session Topics, Audiences, and Presentation Types
1. COM-CON Session Topics, Audiences, and Presentation Types
COM-CON Session Topics
● How to leverage social media marketing
● Why we need to prioritize data privacy
● The art of writing effective speeches
● Professional networking strategies
● Using micro-influencers to boost your brand
● Reputation management
COM-CON Audiences
● Day 1: Students, aged 18–24, from public relations programs
at local schools
● Day 2: Local start-ups and small entrepreneurs
● Day 3: In-house public relations (PR) professionals from
large companies
Presentation Types
● Poster session
● Small-group presentation (approximately 20 people to a room)
● Keynote presentation (approximately 250 people in an
auditorium)
COM-CON Session Topics, Audiences, and Presentation
TypesCOM-CON Session TopicsCOM-CON
AudiencesPresentation Types
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outages, and disasters that result in service or data loss: disaster
recovery, business continuity planning, backups, and high-
availability. Together, these form the core of a strategy to keep
the organization’s information infrastructure operational.
Here in summary are the principal points, roles, and
responsibilities of a good disaster recovery and business
continuity program:
Develop and maintain disaster recovery and business continuity
plans for all your organization’s enterprise technologies.
Schedule and oversee disaster recovery rehearsals for all
enterprise systems.
Ensure disaster awareness by planning and conducting
awareness programs, hazard fairs, lunch-and-learn sessions, and
other informative events and materials.
Activate the plan.
Ensure community involvement by participating in local
community disaster mitigation and planning initiatives and
professional groups.
The disaster recovery and business continuity process is
cyclical and must be maintained for it to stay current with the
needs of the organization and the technologies in the
environment. Your plans must be updated and rehearsed
regularly. Disaster recovery is vital to everyone.
Backups can be an important part of a recovery strategy. They
42. support local entrepreneurs and start-ups, Strategic
Communication will soon be hosting COM-CON, a conference
developed to assist local businesses with their communications
and public relations needs. As someone who is passionate about
the value of good communication, you have volunteered to host
a session. Your supervisor, Margaret Aoyama, has provided you
with a variety of topics and session types. COM-CON will take
place during three days, with different audience profiles for
each day. Your task is to select one of the topics, one session
type, and one audience profile and create an oral communication
presentation that addresses the topic, has appropriate media for
your session type, and meets the needs of your selected
audience profile.
After you have crafted your oral communication presentation,
Margaret has asked you to compose a post-mortem email that
details and justifies the decisions you made in the construction
of your presentation. This email should also include suggested
modifications that you would make to your presentation, were
you to give it again to a different audience using a different
presentation type at COM-CON.
Directions
Your supervisor has asked you to create an oral communication
presentation and a presentational aid for a presentation at an
upcoming conference. As you create this presentation, address
43. the following elements:
· Oral Communication Presentation: As you will be submitting
your presentation to internal stakeholders before presenting at a
conference, your supervisor has asked that you include detailed
speakers notes in your presentation. The speaker notes should
represent an outline of what you would say when giving the
presentation. After choosing your presentation topic, audi ence,
and presentation type, make sure to do the following:
· Select and develop main ideas for inclusion in targeted
communication. After you have identified your topic, audience,
and presentation type, select and provide support for main ideas
that are consistent with your choices. In developing these main
ideas, consider the following:
· Is the information you included within the presentation based
on the needs of your specific audience?
· How does the information you have chosen address the needs
of your specific audience?
· Use language appropriate to the identified topic, target
audience, occasion, and purpose. In your language use, consider
the following:
· How does the language used in your presentation enhance your
credibility as a presenter? Is your vocabulary consistent with
the needs of your topic, audience, occasion, and purpose?
· Does it use complex/simple language based on the needs and
characteristics of the audience?
44. · Use organizational patterns appropriate to topic, audience,
occasion, and purpose in creating oral communication
presentations. Construct your presentation in a way that the
main ideas and design elements are logically organized so the
audience can understand them. When selecting and using a
particular organizational pattern, consider the following:
· How does your organizational pattern affect the flow of your
presentation?
· Are you highlighting important information and avoiding
spending time on irrelevant or unnecessary information?
· In what way were the key ideas you chose to emphasize
targeted to the purpose and audience?
· Utilize appropriate design elements to create a presentational
aid appropriate for the topic, target audience, occasion, and
purpose. Select multimedia elements that both support your
presentation and effectively communicate the goals of your
presentation to the audience. In using these design elements,
consider the following:
· Do your multimedia elements flow with the accompanying
presentation in a logical manner?
· How are specific design elements targeted at your selected
audience?
· How does the nature of your presentation type affect the
design elements used in your presentation?
· Presentation Post-Mortem: Following your presentation
45. submission, your supervisor has asked you to write a post-
mortem email to be distributed with your presentation. This
post-mortem email should describe how your presentation is
targeted at your selected audience and include recommendations
for modifications that could be made to target an additional
audience. In your post-mortem, address the following:
· Describe how the information in the presentation meets the
needs of your targeted audience. Please include answers to the
following questions:
· What audience were you targeting with your presentation?
· How did you select information specific to this audience?
· Justify the use of design elements, language, and
organizational patterns for the specific audience, purpose, and
topic. In justifying these design elements, language, and
organizational patterns, address the following:
· What design elements did you include in your presentation
specific to your audience?
· Describe modifications that could be made to a adjust
presentation to target a different audience and presentation
type. Strategic Communications is always interested in
leveraging content created by its employees for additional
audiences. Your supervisor has asked you to consider another
audience and presentation type from the list of COM-CON
audiences and presentation types. Your post-mortem should
include specific recommendations describing how you would
46. modify your presentation to target this new audience.
What to Submit
Every project has a deliverable or deliverables, which are the
files that must be submitted before your project can be assessed.
For this project, you must submit the following:
1. Targeted Presentation
A presentation containing 10–20 slides, designed with speaker
notes. The notes should reflect what you would say in an in-
person presentation. This presentation should address your
chosen topic and targeted audience.
2. Presentation Post-Mortem
Compose a 250- to 500-word email, justifying your
design/organizational decisions and describing how you would
modify the presentation to one other target audience and
presentation type.
Project Rubric
Targeted PresentationWhich Resources Can Help?Selects and
develops main ideas for inclusion in targeted communication☐
Mastered
☐ Not Yet
· Unit Resources: Develop Content
Uses language appropriate to the topic, target audience,
occasion, and purpose☐ Mastered
☐ Not Yet
47. · Unit Resources: Structure Presentations
Applies organizational patterns appropriate to the topic, target
audience, occasion, and purpose☐ Mastered
☐ Not Yet
· Unit Resources: Structure Presentations
Applies appropriate design elements to create a presentational
aid appropriate to the topic, target audience, occasion, and
purpose☐ Mastered
☐ Not Yet
· Unit Resources: Design Presentation Aids
Presentation Post-MortemWhich Resources Can Help?Describes
the needs of an audience for targeted communication☐ Mastered
☐ Not Yet
· Unit Resources: Analyze Audiences
Justifies the use of design elements, language, and
organizational patterns for a specific topic, audience, and
purpose☐ Mastered
☐ Not Yet
· Unit Resources: Structure Presentations
· Unit Resources: Design Presentation Aids
Describes modifications that could be made to adjust
presentations to target different audiences and presentation
types☐ Mastered
☐ Not Yet
· Unit Resources: Analyze Audiences
48. GeneralWhich Resources Can Help?Clearly conveys meaning
with correct grammar, sentence structure, and spelling; shows
understanding of audience and purpose☐ Mastered
☐ Not Yet
· Academic Support
Lists sources where needed using citation methods with no
major errors☐ Mastered
☐ Not Yet
· Citation Help