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    Elevator Speech Assignment - 5

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    This document provides instructions for students to create and record a 60-second elevator speech. Students are to answer 7 questions to develop the content of their speech. These questions cover their name, program of study, educational and career goals, and how communication skills relate. Students must write a script, practice memorizing it, and record a video submission. The assignment will be graded based on how well the questions are answered, the speech's memorization, pace, and clarity.

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    This document provides instructions for students to create and record a 60-second elevator speech. Students are to answer 7 questions to develop the content of their speech. These questions cover their name, program of study, educational and career goals, and how communication skills relate. Students must write a script, practice memorizing it, and record a video submission. The assignment will be graded based on how well the questions are answered, the speech's memorization, pace, and clarity.

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    This document provides instructions for students to create and record a 60-second elevator speech. Students are to answer 7 questions to develop the content of their speech. These questions cover their name, program of study, educational and career goals, and how communication skills relate. Students must write a script, practice memorizing it, and record a video submission. The assignment will be graded based on how well the questions are answered, the speech's memorization, pace, and clarity.

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    Elevator Speech (5%)

    10 Marks Total
    The Basics:
    The purpose of this assignment is for you to practice delivering an informal, introductory elevator speech. The
    focus is on delivery and allowing you to start feeling comfortable with presentations. This is also helpful for
    me, at the beginning of the course, to get to know you.

    Instructions:

     Answer the questions listed below in complete sentences. This will act as the content for your elevator
    speech:
    1. What is your name?
    2. Who are you and what program are you in?
    3. What are your educational goals?
    4. What is your ideal career?
    5. What qualities or characteristics do you have that you think make you a good fit for this career?
    6. In what ways will communication skills be important to your education and future career?
    7. What are you looking forward to in terms of your education and future career?

     Write a script for your Elevator Speech and practice your speech until you have it memorized.

     Make your script interesting and conversational – avoid complex language – but be professional.
    Write/speak like you are talking to someone face-to-face at an interview or meeting.

     Video Record yourself for practice and to check timing a number of times. Your Elevator Speech should
    be no longer than 60 seconds! Consider how fast you are talking (fast/slow?). You may need to revise
    your speech if it is too long!

     You may use any platform to record the video.


    Submit 2 files on Blackboard :
    1- Script of your Elevator Speech (word or pdf).
    2- Recorded video file of your Elevator Speech (30-60 seconds)

    IF YOU ARE NOT COMFORTABLE USING YOUR VIDEO FOR THIS ACTIVITY, PLEASE INFORM
    INSTRUCTOR A WEEK BEFORE THE DUE DATE.

    Marking:

    1 0.5 0
    Question Responses Question(s) was clearly, Question was answered Missing some answers.
    effectively, and but room for additional
    7 Total marks meaningfully answered. detail or depth.
    (1 per question)

    Q1 _____
    Q2 _____
    Q3 _____
    Q4 _____
    Q5 _____
    Q6 _____
    Q7 _____

    Memorization/Flow Speech was clearly Speech was memorized Speech was not effectively
    memorized and showed with only minor issues but memorized.
    excellent flow. maintained good flow.
    _____

    Pace of Speech Speech was appropriately Speech was a bit fast/slow Speech was fast/slow and
    paced and meets time but was close to time limit. did not meet time limit.
    limits.
    _____

    Clarity Speech was easily Speech was good with Speech was difficult to
    understood and clear. some minor clarity issues, understand.
    ie. Quiet, mumbled, etc.
    _____

    TOTAL: /10

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