Need Help with completing MBA 525 power point slides assignment with the following to be done .MBA 525 – Module 1: Journal Article Assignment 1
Assignment
You will locate one peer-reviewed journal article related to
a topic covered in Module 1 and create a professionally designed PowerPoint
presentation. In the presentation, you must identify and explain the purpose of
the study (article), interpret definitions and variations in definitions, if
any. The presentation should include a minimum of five slides, with audio
embedded on each slide (for a total of five-to-seven minutes). You will also
submit a Word document of your audio transcript.
Steps
The following sequence of steps will help you complete this
assignment successfully.
1. Read
the module content and assigned textbook material thoroughly.
2. Based
on the module content and textbook material, decide on a business-related topic
to research. It is helpful if the topic is narrowed and focused. For example,
the topic of global economy is too broad and yields over 5,700 peer-reviewed
articles in EBSCO Host. Instead, you may consider how Argenti discusses global
economy in Chapter 1. Based on Chapter 1, how would you narrow the topic? You
may decide you are interested in the role of technology and the global economy.
This search, in contrast, yields a much more manageable list of peer-reviewed
journal articles.1. Evaluate
your search results. Be certain a source is indeed an academic journal, not a
book review, abstract, or popular (magazine) article. You do need access to
the entire journal article. Open the complete database entry for your article.
Look for document type and author affiliation. You most often want a
document type of article; however, some essays may be appropriate. If you
have doubt, ask your professor. Most authors of peer-reviewed articles will be
affiliated with a university, college, or research institute. See Evaluating sources below for further
information regarding popular versus scholarly articles.
2. Read
the article. Most will find it useful to read the abstract first and conclusion
second. You will then want to read the review of literature and the remaining
parts of the article. Keep in mind that scholarly articles are dense, and most
people need to read them more them once. Take your time to process what you are
reading and make notes. Use the Swales and Feak textbook to assist you with
identifying the purpose of the article and the definition of key terms.
3. When
you have completed reading the article, take time to reflect on it. Remember
the hallmark of graduate studies is original thought. Throughout your studies
you will be asked what you think about something. Try to connect the article
with what you already know from undergraduate studies, other classes, work
experience, and life experience. If you need to locate other sources to back up
your point, do that now before moving on.
4. Prepare
and organize thoughts for your presentation. Remember that your objective is
clear for this presentation. You are required to summarize the article,
identify and explain its purpose, and define key terms (clarifying any
discrepancies in definitions), all packed in a professional PowerPoint
presentation. Be certain to read the grading rubric below for details.
NOTE OF WHAT TOPIC WAS FOR THIS WEEK This was our topic for week 1 so anything that related to this will be fine for the assignment above .Corporate Communication.
Consider this case from the perspective as a Google employee. As Google
continues to grow, there may or may not be some impact on its corporate
structure and founding philosophy. How would you use Peter Senges five
disciplines to (1) understand the changing environment at Google, (2)
assess the major events influencing the changes, and (3) adapt to the
changes?MBA 525 – Module 1: Journal Article Assignment 1You will locate one peer-reviewed journal article related to
a topic covered in Module 1 and create a professionally designed PowerPoint
presentation. In the presentation, you must identify and explain the purpose of
the study (article), interpret definitions and variations in definitions, if
any. The presentation should include a minimum of five slides, with audio
embedded on each slide (for a total of five-to-seven minutes). You will also
submit a Word document of your audio transcript. The following sequence of steps will help you complete this
assignment successfully.1. Read
the module content and assigned textbook material thoroughly.2. Based
on the module content and textbook material, decide on a business-related topic
to research. It is helpful if the topic is narrowed and focused. For example,
the topic of global economy is too broad and yields over 5,700 peer-reviewed
articles in EBSCO Host. Instead, you may consider how Argenti discusses global
economy in Chapter 1. Based on Chapter 1, how would you narrow the topic? You
may decide you are interested in the role of technology and the global economy.
This search, in contrast, yields a much more manageable list of peer-reviewed
journal articles.1. Evaluate
your search results. Be certain a source is indeed an academic journal, not a
book review, abstract, or popular (magazine) article. You do need access to
the entire journal article. Open the complete database entry for your article.
Look for document type and author affiliation. You most often want a
document type of article; however, some essays may be appropriate. If you
have doubt, ask your professor. Most authors of peer-reviewed articles will be
affiliated with a university, college, or research institute. See Evaluating sources below for further
information regarding popular versus scholarly articles. 2. Read
the article. Most will find it useful to read the abstract first and conclusion
second. You will then want to read the review of literature and the remaining
parts of the article. Keep in mind that scholarly articles are dense, and most
people need to read them more them once. Take your time to process what you are
reading and make notes. Use the Swales and Feak textbook to assist you with
identifying the purpose of the article and the definition of key terms. 3. When
you have completed reading the article, take time to reflect on it. Remember
the hallmark of graduate studies is original thought. Throughout your studies
you will be asked what you think about something. Try to connect the article
with what you already know from undergraduate studies, other classes, work
experience, and life experience. If you need to locate other sources to back up
your point, do that now before moving on.4. Prepare
and organize thoughts for your presentation. Remember that your objective is
clear for this presentation. You are required to summarize the article,
identify and explain its purpose, and define key terms (clarifying any
discrepancies in definitions), all packed in a professional PowerPoint
presentation. Be certain to read the grading rubric below for details.
