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About this Assignment This course taught you about leadership theories and the relevance to organizational change. You also learned about the 21st-century leadership theories and how they changed significantly to include women in leadership roles as well as technology advances. For this assignment, you will construct a reflection paper that is 500-700 words comparing/contrasting the […]

Kelly’s Post In the first chapter something that stood out to me is the part about friends dying and how often this kind of loss is not considered to be as deep as other losses such as the loss of a parent etc. “There is a tendency to believe that the most important human relationships […]

CIS 101 Capstone Report Outline Name: Semester and Section: Section 1: Week 10 Brainstorming What are some possible questions that you want to investigate about AirBnB in New York City? Who are the usual New York City Airbnb hosts and guests? What potential shifts in these demographics exist among various listing categories or neighborhoods? What […]

TASK: Perform Social Media Analytics and learn the content generation inspiration method using Emplifi tool. Log into https://emplifi.io/ using your FAU email and pw (created by you used in last assignment). Click on the ‘Content’ >>>> ‘Feed’ (search bar for all the profiles that are being tracked) Search for any one source (Facebook or Twitter […]

Goodwill **The sections below on reader benefits, you-viewpoint, and positive emphasis are heavily indebted to Isobel M. Findlay and Kitty O. Locker, Business Communication Now, 4th Canadian ed. (Toronto: McGraw Hill, 2018).   This unit is all about “building positive relationships through communication.” This is also known as goodwill, “positive feelings or reactions by the reader” […]

2 3 1 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE RIGHT TO HOUSING FOR Women, Girls, and Gender Diverse People in Canada Prepared for the Office of the Federal Housing Advocate by Kaitlin Schwan, Mary-Elizabeth Vaccaro, Luke Reid, Nadia Ali 1 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE RIGHT TO HOUSING FOR Women, Girls, and Gender Diverse People in Canada Prepared for the […]

Visual rhetoric: document design “Visual rhetoric” is a relatively new term. It has its origin in the analysis specifically of images, but now has a wider range of meanings that includes the use of images as argument, document design (including font choices), and the analysis of visuals. You can see in the diagram below that visual rhetoric […]

Visual rhetoric (visuals) Visuals Turning now to visuals more specifically – the use of charts, tables, lists, images, and other devices within your text – we start with the same basic principle: reader focus. The point of using these kinds of devices is not decorative, but rather to help your reader: to think through a task or […]

Persuasive messages and proposals The chapter on persuasive messages and proposals is a big one, and it’s important. It’s important because persuasion is part of every message, so the chapter gives us more insight into the kinds of messages we’ve already been talking about, and it’s important because Assignment #2 is a (persuasive) proposal. There […]

Writing and researching the “right type” of report Executive summaries and final comments The executive summary is a key component of the formal report. Considering our (now) old advice about the importance of beginnings and endings, we might recognize that, because the executive summary is probably the first part of the report that an audience looks at, […]