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 double-spaced size 12 font and it needs to be precisely written. please follow exactly what the directions and prompt say and do your best to make sure the essay is up to the directions' standards, below I have attached screenshots of the assignment. and if you would like i can also send you an example of another essay that was well graded. please pick an interesting topic something like climate change. just remember to follow the directions carefully and try to use some terms related to the class.

Choose one of the families from the Case Studies on this document Download document and write an essay that discusses the following: 1. The importance of goal setting during the case management planning process. 2. Discuss three (3) main goals you would identify for family based on case study. Explain your rationale for choosing the goals. 3. Discuss at least one (1) objective for each of the three (3) goals you chose. 4. Discuss at least one (1) action step for each objective. 5. Use at least one (3) citations from the text book 6. Papers need to be at least three (3) pages typed in 12 point Times New Roman or other serif fontLinks to an external site. 7. All papers should have a cover page and a references page in APA style. Check the following link for examples: Link 1Links to an external site. 8. Please proofread your papers. Your writing should be clear, logical and grammatically correct. Avoid colloquialism, slang and and contractions. Rubric: Parker Rubric Criteria Ratings Points Score Content: Your paper is at least 3 pages long and the information relevant to your topic 3 Analytical Skill: You identify 3 goals and your action steps and objectives match your identified goals. Your citation(s) are not just implemented examples, they are connected to your ideas and provide a strong demonstration of value, insight or opposition. 7 Organization: Paper is arranged in a systematic manner that flows and makes sense 5 Grammar/Clarity/Spelling: Writing is fluid and clear with no misspelled words. Paper is grammatically correct with proper subject verb agreement. 5 APA: Your paper is written in APA style with title page, running head, correct referencing in the body and references page. The paper is typed double-spaced in 12 point Times New Roman font, 5

Assignment #2 – Visit the Steelcase website at: https://www.touchboards.com/steelcase/steelcase-en... And read about electronic whiteboards. What advantages and disadvantages do you see in using a whiteboard during a meeting? Would you recommend purchasing this product? Explain why or why not. Draft a memo to your boss outlining your recommendations and a plan for action (tips are listed below). TIPS FOR CREATING AN EFFFECTIVE MEMO: Memos When preparing a memo, you May use a lower-grade paper than you use for letters May be asked to use a special memo form Include the title “Memo” (or similar) at the top of the page either centered or flush left At the top of a memo (arranged in almost any order), place introductory information such as To: From: Date: Subject: If a memo has wide distribution, type “See distribution list” after “To:” and place recipient names at the bottom of the page (usually in alphabetical order). The subject line (or lines) should be short but informative. For the body of the memo: Start on the fourth line below heading. Use single-spacing, with double spacing between paragraphs (unless the memo is very short). Either indent paragraphs or make them flush left. Head the second page just as you would head the second page of letter. Although no complimentary close or signature block is required in a memo, the sender may initial the memo beside his or her name or at the bottom of the memo. Handle reference initials, enclosure notations, and copy notations just as you would in a letter. Memos may be delivered by hand, interoffice mail, or post office. MEMO SAMPLE:

Assume the role of a director of digital content for a new online service that is exploring the establishment of a streaming content outlet/platform. The outlet would be accessible via the open internet and leverage apps, including mobile device apps and apps for over-the-top (OTT) devices, such as Roku, Chrome, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire or similar services, as the point of access for its consumers. You will prepare an analysis pitch presentation to executive senior management for their consideration and approval. Your 10- to 15-slide presentation, with speaker notes and additional intro, outro, and references slides, should reflect the online service’s overall brand image, message, and brand voice. The speaker notes should provide additional content and support information that is not found on the slides (e.g., do not simply repeat what the slide says). Consider elements such as colors, fonts, branding, choice of terms, slogan, and descriptive language, as these are all differentiating elements in the marketplace. Avoid proprietary jargon, when possible. A reference slide should cite source information in APA format. The pitch should incorporate the following elements: Media Content Type Establish which of the following media content types will be your product’s primary focus area and whether the chosen content will be short-form or long-form content: Primarily user-generated content (UGC); or Primarily professionally-produced content (PPC); or UGC and PPC (mixed, hybrid format). Justify the content type you chose by comparing and contrasting the value of the selected content type from the other content types, based on all the following criteria: Brand voice Value of the content as a library as well as new posted content (i.e., demand) Potential reasons and solutions for digital inequality (e.g., where you are not connecting to the total audience/demographic) Potential for growth Content Distribution Method Describe the intended distribution business model of content exploitation. For example, this could be content distributed to mobile devices via apps, and/or through OTT devices such as Roku, Apple TV, or a branded or themed linear channel, as found on Peacock or Pluto TV. Correlate your potential exhibition or distribution business models with current market leaders in that area of content exploitation, along with the potential issues and benefits from that relationship. Establish if your plan will be a direct-to-consumer (D2C) offering or engage the consumer through legacy channels. Compare your choice with recent D2C offerings and the current legacy media alternatives. Consider and outline any potential competitors in the targeted space and potential impacts to your efforts. In your analysis, consider how price, technology availability, potential consumer inequities, including consumer socioeconomic status affect your decision. Content Production Outline a brief plan for the content production pipeline, illustrating where potential production savings and other financial impacts could be realized by leveraging new production methods, such as virtual production technologies, cloud-based services, etc. Assess the value of producing and/or owning the content in the market versus licensing content owned by other companies for this platform, including any advantages of niche markets, potential library advantages, if any, and benefits of consumer engagement. Ethical and Equitable Considerations Analyze any market advantages the platform can gain by producing and exploiting diverse and inclusive content. Evaluate if the new venture has a moral, ethical and/or equitable responsibility in terms of the content being created, licensed, and exploited and determine what that role could be in the marketplace, and in comparison to any competitors. Weigh the ethical and equitable considerations of exploiting content through the open internet as the main distribution method for this platform (as opposed to using legacy distribution methods such as cable or over-the-air distribution), and in using certain production technologies in connection with the content produced for this platform

COMM 204: Professional Communication in Integrated Marketing Business Analysis White Paper What is a White Paper? A white paper is a short report that informs readers about a specific topic or problem, and offers a  solution. White papers are used both in government (for public policy solutions) as well as in marketing  (to promote company products and services). White papers draw on evidence, obtained through research,  and build a persuasive argument in favor of a product (or policy) proposed as a solution. Evidence is  documented in endnotes. White papers are single spaced, with one line between paragraphs. What is a Business Analysis?  A business analysis is a document describing the practices, goals, and success of a particular  company. It provides advertising agencies, public relations practitioners, and marketers information about  the client’s business and industry position. A business analysis requires research into the company. This  may include company publications, client interviews, and industry publications. Producing a business  analysis is a crucial first step for creating a strategic integrated marketing and communication plan. What is our business analysis white paper assignment?  Undertake research, and write a white paper, focused on one IMC area (advertising, public  relations, sales promotion) of your team’s selected brand.

This outline is on ancient creatures and their extinction. my specific purpose is to persuade my audience that there are ancient animals/creatures still alive today. This outline will also require some research and supporting evidence. The outline must include a bibliography of 5 sources that are related to your topic and that are relevant to your specific audience. The thesis is "Ancient creatures, that many may think are extinct, might still be around today based on sighting incidents, lack of exploration and new discoveries being made.” General criteria for completion of these requirements include the following: use of appropriate outline techniques (a “B” for every “A”, a “2” for every “1” etc); use of appropriate speech structure; logical development of ideas; clear organization; appropriate inclusion of supporting material; appropriate introduction and conclusion bibliography with at least 5 sources that were cited within the body of the speech transitions between main points; and appropriate mechanical elements (typing, spelling, etc).

Create a powerpoint for Generocity social media audit report that is attached: The content mirrors the report but should be adapted for an oral presentation. Include 5 slides with images: Organization or brand and why you chose Strongest and weakest platform based on your analysis Best Content Practice (include screenshots of a good examples) Worst Content Practice (include screenshots of bad examples) Overall evaluation (like a grade "A, B, C" or 7.5/10, etc.)

there are 2 examples of 2 students giving their opinions in regard to the following question, Analyzing the demographics of an audience is important for any presentation. What are some of the demographics that should be considered?  Student 1: Before giving a presentation, it is important to do an audience analysis, so you are aware of the audience you are targeting. Some examples of demographics that should be considered are age, gender, religion, education level, income, and occupation. Knowing the age range of your audience can help you determine “what stage of life events that they may be experiencing, such as raising a family or preparing for retirement.”. (McQuail, D. (1997)) Gender provides subtle influences on demands for various products, and their needs and desires. Gauging the right level of communication for your speech is a challenge but is important. Not everyone that you are speaking to has the same education level as others. So, it is crucial not to talk down or use fancy words to impress the audience that may leave them confused. By using geographic location this can help you determine the financial status of your audience. There may be times when you will have a diverse audience, using a variety of different supporting materials will help you deliver your presentation at a broader level. (Mottet, & Beebe, 2013, pg.262). Relying on visual materials can help communicate universal messages. Another strategy that you can implement is seeking common ground with the audience, by identifying their values. (Mottet, & Beebe, 2013, pg.262)  Student 2: Demographics refers to the makeup of the audience you are presenting to. Prior to any presentation, it is important to perform demographic analysis. Factors such as age, gender identification, location, education, and income are important to consider. This will help you tailor the information to the audience. It will also help minimize the risk of unintentionally offending or alienating part of your audience. Based on the results of the demographics analysis, certain assumptions can be implied about the audience. As referenced in our previous chapters, various cultures have different means of engaging. Men and women receive information differently. People of different socioeconomic statuses have different needs. As a presenter, being knowledgeable and respectful of the customs helps you connect with your audience. The more you know about the associations of your audience members, the better prepared you will be to tailor your speech to their interests, expectations, and needs. (Wrench, Johnson, & Attias, 2016, 5.2) The goal is to place the right messages in front of the right people at the right time. (O'Neil, 2021) Although the information is important, the delivery is what ultimately ensures the message is received. Having a targeted message tailored to the audience in front of you ensures your message is properly received.

The final deliverable for this assessment will be a PowerPoint presentation with detailed presenter's notes representing the material you would deliver at an in-service session to raise awareness of your chosen safety improvement initiative focusing on a specific patient safety issue and to explain the need for such an initiative. Additionally, you must educate the audience as to their role and importance to the success of the initiative. This includes providing examples and practice opportunities to test out new ideas or practices related to the safety improvement initiative. Be sure that your presentation addresses the following, which corresponds to the grading criteria in the scoring guide. Please study the scoring guide carefully so you understand what is needed for a distinguished score. Describe the purpose and goals of an in-service session focusing on a specific patient safety issue. Explain the need for and process to improve safety outcomes related to a specific patient safety issue. Explain to the audience their role and importance of making the improvement plan successful. Create resources or activities to encourage skill development and process understanding related to a safety improvement initiative. Communicate with nurses in a respectful and informative way that clearly presents expectations and solicits feedback on communication strategies for future improvement. There are various ways to structure an in-service session; below is just one example: Part 1: Agenda and Outcomes. Explain to your audience what they are going to learn or do, and what they are expected to take away. Part 2: Safety Improvement Plan. Give an overview of the current problem focusing on a specific patient safety issue, the proposed plan, and what the improvement plan is trying to address. Explain why it is important for the organization to address the current situation. Part 3: Audience's Role and Importance. Discuss how the staff audience will be expected to help implement and drive the improvement plan. Explain why they are critical to the success of the improvement plan focusing on a specific patient safety issue. Describe how their work could benefit from embracing their role in the plan. Part 5: Soliciting Feedback. Describe how you would solicit feedback from the audience on the improvement plan and the in-service. Explain how you might integrate this feedback for future improvements. Part 4: New Process and Skills Practice. Explain new processes or skills. Develop an activity that allows the staff audience to practice and ask questions about these new processes and skills. In the notes section of your PowerPoint, brainstorm potential responses to likely questions or concerns Presentation length: There is no required length; use just enough slides to address all the necessary elements. Remember to use short, concise bullet points on the slides and expand on your points in the presenter's notes. If you use 2 or 3 slides to address each of the parts in the above example, your presentation would be at least 10 slides and no more than 15 slides (not including the title, conclusion, or references slides). Speaker notes: Speaker notes (located under each slide) should reflect what you would actually say if you were delivering the presentation to an audience. This presentation does NOT require audio or a transcript. Another presenter would be able to use the presentation by following the speaker's notes.

 Motivating Employees A major influence on job performance is motivation. There are several theories explaining the concept of motivation (expectancy theory, ERG theory, reinforcement theory, etc.). Select one of the following three scenarios to use as a framework for your discussion. In your post, apply a specific motivational theory to one of the three scenarios. Complete an analysis of the motivational theory using the scenario as a framework for your discussion. Scenario A You are a manager at a manufacturing plant forced to reduce 25% of its workforce due to budget constraints caused in part by the increased prices of a raw material. The vast majority of the tasks once performed by employees are now outsourced to India. Consequently, your remaining workforce has suffered a significant lack of motivation. It is your task to move the remaining team forward under the current circumstances ensuring weekly quotas are reached and none of the production numbers suffer. Scenario B You are a call center representative working at a mortgage company struggling to keep up with the increased regulations and compliance guidelines imposed to better control this industry. Recently, a junior level manager was promoted to a Vice President (VP) position, much to the surprise of all the employees. The employee perception was that the promotion was unfair and that the chosen candidate lacks the experience and the “people skills” required to excel in the new role. The first few emails from the newly promoted VP set the stage for a less flexible, “numbers driven” environment, potentially negatively impacting employees’ work-life balance. You desperately need this job as a single parent raising three kids. Scenario C You have been employed at the same company for 20 years. You have come to terms with the fact that you have no promotional opportunities here and you are at a “dead end job.” You contemplated changing jobs a few times in the last few years, but some of the reasons you stay include a manageable work load, flexible work hours, friendly co-workers, and a supportive upper management team. Yet, you are not motivated to go above and beyond the expectations identified for your position and job description.