Online Presentation Media

Online Presentation Media

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We require a speech of 3mins. Details are below: Online Presentation Media presentation: Environmental sustainability This assignment requires you to explore environmental sustainability challenges in business and society. It will enable you to: 1. Use contemporary audiovisual technology to prepare and deliver an effective online presentation 2. Present a convincing, clear and concise argument Task Description Prepare a video clip or voice-over PowerPoint presentation of an example of a profit making organisation that is an example of good practice and the environmentally sustainable practice/s strategies it has implemented, and its contribution to global environmental sustainability. Start by defining what is environmental sustainability. Why is it important? What are some of the current environmental sustainability issues for business? Give examples of some of the business practices you consider to be environmentally sustainable and why. Introduce the chosen organisation, present your findings on the environmentally sustainable practices implemented by the organisation. Conclude with how it contributes to global environmental sustainability such as benchmarks for good practice, consideration through the supply chain, or contributions through corporate environmental responsibility strategies. Some examples of environmentally sustainable practices are: reducing carbon footprint, reducing packaging, designing products with less environmental impact, reducing transport distance, cradle to cradle designs, reducing power consumption, recyclable products, community engaged environmental strategies are some ideas. Not-for-profits, government and NGO organisations cannot be considered for this assignment. Maximum length is 3 minutes +/- 10% Simple presentations such as speaking to the webcam and a succession of stills with commentary are acceptable, as are more complex submissions. Students who do not have access to facilities which would allow them to prepare such an audio-visual presentation should approach their tutor before the end of Week 3 to make alternative arrangements. The alternative arrangement will most likely be the production of a full-page newspaper advertisement or poster, A3 size. You will need to acknowledge where the conceptual and audio-visual material you use in the presentation comes from through referencing according to the UniSA version of the Harvard Guide. Technical requirements for audio-visual presentations Your audio-visual presentation can be a videoclip or an autorunning PowerPoint with a voice-over presentation. The assignment should be prepared in a widely accepted format which can be uploaded through learnonline. Acceptable video file formats include Quicktime .mov, Windows Media .wmv. PowerPoint presentations should be in Microsoft PowerPoint Slideshow format in either the .ppt or.pptx versions. If you are doing a voice-over PowerPoint make sure that the voice files are properly embedded. For more information on this and other aspects of preparing an audio-visual presentation see the ‘Resources’ section below. Resources A number of resources are available to assist you with this assignment: 1. There is a comprehensive Help resource for Assignment 2 in the Assessments block on the subject website. 2. Relevant elements of the subject include all the material in the segment about sustainability. Submission instructions Complete the ‘rubrics’ at the bottom of the Feedback form, indicating your self-evaluation of the assignment against the criteria. Include the Feedback form in Word format at the end of the assignment. Feedback forms are provided on the learnonline site. The assignment must then be submitted through the subject learnonline site. Feedback Feedback will be given within two-three weeks of the submission date. Feedback on this assessment will be provided on the Feedback form which is found on the learnonline site. For assessment criteria refer to the feedback sheet. Extensions Extensions will not normally be granted. Exceptions will be made for personal illness supported by medical certificates and for significant, unexpected and unforeseeable personal and family events. Apply for extensions to the subject coordinator, through the learnonline site. Late penalties will not apply to assignments for which an extension has been granted provided that the assignment is submitted by the extended submission date. Late submissions (where no prior arrangement for an extension has been made) Assignments submitted after the due date, without an authorised extension, will receive a penalty of 10% a day deducted from the total available mark for the assignment for up to 7 calendar days. After 7 calendar days the assignment will no longer be accepted. There is no commitment to return late assignments within two weeks of submission.