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The document outlines the requirements for a peer review presentation, emphasizing a 4-minute 'HOW TO' format without notes or bulleted lists. It also includes reminders about submitting previous work and common errors in source identification and email formatting. Specific instructions for improving solution specificity and peer review setup are provided.

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Peer Review 2

The document outlines the requirements for a peer review presentation, emphasizing a 4-minute 'HOW TO' format without notes or bulleted lists. It also includes reminders about submitting previous work and common errors in source identification and email formatting. Specific instructions for improving solution specificity and peer review setup are provided.

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Communication

Challenge Peer Review


Dr. Will Kurlinkus
1. Draft of presentation that you will give to peer
review partners (you will practice it in class) due
Next Tuesday.
2. If you have not yet done so—make sure you submit
your solution document from the week before break
immediately so that I can check your sources (Week 9
Reminders Solution Drafts).
3. If you have not done so, sign up for a presentation
time and a meeting with me—if you don’t by midnight
tonight I will assign a meeting for you for both and if
you can’t make it, you will lose the 10 points.
Presentation
Reminders
• Watch the presentation video from last week
if you haven’t already
• This presentation is a 4-minute HOW TO
presentation, focusing on HOW TO do
whatever your most interesting solution is.
So the HOW section of your communication
challenge solution.
• There are very specific parts/slide types of
the presentation that you must have.
• You are not allowed to read this
presentation-–no notes, no cards.
• You cannot have bulleted lists in this
presentation beyond the signposting slide.
• This is a semi-formal presentation—be
professional!
Good Slide
Good Slide
Common Errors
Research Log 3

• You all were terrible at identifying sources:


you need to be VERY CAREFUL. Especially
labeling for profit marketing firms as
magazines, newspapers, etc.
• Don’t call news websites or aggregators like
Reuters a newspaper. It has to have a print
corollary/edition if you call it a newspaper.
• If you are using all international
newspapers/magazines but are not writing
about an international context—you will be
looked on with suspicion.
Newspaper, Trade Source,
Something Else?
Sample Source 2
Sample Source 3
If You Want to Make Up
Some of the Points on
Research Log Number 3:
Fill in and Submit Your
Ten Source Checklist for
the final document
Make Your Solutions More Specific. You
Need Sources and You Need Specific Moves
in Your How-To Steps. I’m Seeing a lot of
vague clearly chatgpt produced solutions
without detail
1. Click on the People Tab in Canvas
2. Click on “Groups”
3. Click the Group with Your Last Name
4. Click Files and upload your draft file
Peer Review
5. One Partner: Click Discussions and Add
SetUp Discussion Button
6. Begin Your Peer Review
Common Errors Email

Hybrid Work Formatting Tone Email: Bad News


• Start and Finish Aditya Email Before You Begin Report • Buffer Intro: Don’t go negative but also, give a bit more
detail in your introduction on what the pre-existing
• Context: The report needs a title and an introduction to relationship is and give a specific on what you enjoy about
the topic. Remember, the senior leadership team doesn't working with them. Without specifics, the praise feels
know the context of this request, so the information you false.
are providing in your bullets and headings wont' make
sense without an introduction. • Avoid Meta Language: avoid meta language, "I want to
talk about. First, I just want to say, etc." "I'm just reaching
• Report Intro: Make sure you add a prefacing line to your out." Just say it.
report intro. This document describes...
• Writing to Boss: If you are writing to your boss, which you
• Bullets: Bullets should be 2 lines max. Put the most often are in your email cases, don’t treat them like a
important facts first not the source. subordinate. Wrong: “As you know closing is an important
task that includes”
• Citation: Link don’t cite!
• Examples: Give a specific example of time, date, what
• First Person I: Your report should not be written in first went wrong and be more specific in your solution
person—I think…No, only the email to Aditya can use I.

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