1. You will create a visual to go with your presentation ( Powerpoint, Prezi, a website) And this will contain the following:
- Photos of your client and your client's event9s)
- Interviews from your client and client key publics (At least one of each) either straight audio or audio/video
2. You will create the outline for the plan as we have worked on it all semester.
- You will break the plan down into parts and describe for each part why and how you made your choices
- ex. "Because the newspaper is website does not get a lot of traffic, I suggested that . . . ."
- You need to use phrases like, "we recommend, we suggested, we researched, interviews with the client revealed to me"
- Don't forget to begin from the beginning "This is the problem my client wanted to solve"
3. The ability to come up with an idea that is executable will win points. You will get your grade for the presentation (and for the semester) at the end of the final class
Take a quick look at some of these student presentations.
Finally, look at this great little video called "Life's a pit
1. You will develop, or revise if you have had this requirement in other classes, a professional online portfolio.
Content requirements:
Your front page will be your introduction
- Your bio
- Your interests
- Photos or video of you in a professional situation
- It will also outline how you are organizing your information
The pages or to other posting or exterior links should all focus around a skill and not a client
- Writing samples
- Strategic development
- Production examples
- Media relations
- Social media strategy
You will not just place or link this work but situate it.
The process of creating a portfolio enables you to demonstrate examples of your qualifications. It should be seen as an extension of your résumé or curriculum vitae – not a replacement.
It helps you determine who you are, what your life goals and philosophies are, what you do best, and how you wish to present yourself and your work to a targeted audience.
It can also serve as a valuable tool to assess your professional development, interview effectively, navigate career transitions and track your professional growth.
Here are a couple of samples
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