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• COM 295 Apply Week 3 Selecting Source of Research
  (June, 2019 Syllabus)
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• Refer to the Evaluating Data Quality practice
  activity.
• Imagine that you are a marketing specialist at a
  media company. Over the past few years, you have
  been researching how TV viewers use mobile phones
  and other devices while watching TV. You want to
  find out as much as you can about what other
  researchers, experts, and commentators say about
  trends in this area as you prepare a strategy
  brief for your executive team. Specifically, you
  want to know how TV viewers use mobile phones,
  tablets, and other mobile devices while watching
  sports events. 

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• COM 295 Apply Week 5 Communication Tools
  Comparison (June 2019, Syllabus)
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• Your coworkers office is situated next to yours.
  One day she comes into your office and informs
  you of a huge project that is in the process of
  being assigned from upper management to your
  departments manager. Within forty eight hours,
  your department manager contacts you through a
  text message informing you of your inclusion in
  this project.  Unfortunately, your manager
  included very minimal information about project
  specifics, so you do not know enough to get a
  solid start.

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• COM 295 Practice Week 5 Identifying Constraints
  of Communication Channels(June 2019, Syllabus)
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• Identifying Constraints of Communication Channels
• Strategically selecting a communication channel
  means that you choose the communication channel
  that is best able to meet your work objectives.
  This process involves evaluating three qualities
  of communication channels richness, control, and
  constraints. Richness involves two
  considerations the level of  immediacy and
  number of cues available. Control refers to the
  degree to which communications can be planned and
  recorded, thus allowing strategic message
  development. Constraints refer to the practical
  limitations of coordination and resources.

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• COM 295 Practice Week 5 Moving toward the Social
  Age(June 2019, Syllabus)
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• Moving toward the Social AgeIn the past several
  decades, major shifts in workplace culture have
  occurred. These shifts have been identified with
  labels such as the Industrial Age, the
  Information Age, and the Social Age.
• You will notice overlapping dates for these eras
  since the dividing lines between these areas are
  blurry. Currently, most companies operate in a
  culture associated with the Information Age.
  However, some companies still operate with values
  more aligned with the Industrial Age, and many
  companies are more aligned with the values of the
  emerging Social Age. So, you should be familiar
  with these various value sets and know how to
  adapt to each one.

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• COM 295 Week 3 Practice Evaluating a Routine
  Email (June 2019 Syllabus)
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• EVALUATING A ROUTINE EMAIL
•      Email continues to be the most common type
  of written communication is most businesses. You
  can follow a variety of Principles to use it
  effectively (1) use it for the right purposes,
  (2) ensure ease of reading, (3) show respect for
  others time,(4)  protect the privacy and
  confidentiality of others, (5) respond promptly,
  (6) maintain professionalism and appropriate
  formality, (7) manage emotion effectively, and
  (8) avoid distractions.

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• COM 295 Week 4 Evaluating the Needs of an
  Audience (June 2019, Syllabus)
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• Evaluating the Needs of an Audience
• Understanding the needs of your audience is one
  of your first tasks as you develop your
  presentations. As you do your homework about the
  audience, answer the following questions to the
  degree possible
• How will audience members benefit from the
  product, service, or ideas I am proposing? This
  is the single most important question you can use
  to guide you as you design your presentation. In
  particular, focus on benefits that fulfill an
  unmet need.

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