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Assignment: Stand-alone Professional Presentation

This assignment will assess the competency 7.Design a professional presentation.

Directions: For this assignment activity you will create Stand-alone Presentation using PowerPoint (your choice) and an effective one-page handout

The topic of your professional presentation must be Employee Engagement. You will use the findings from your previous research on the topic. Before you shared your research findings in a two-page essay. Now you will share your research findings in a professional presentation.

Your presentation must include the following:

• Title Slide - this includes the title of your presentation, your name, and date.
• Agenda slide - this includes headings and slide numbers.
• Headings - include headings to indicate what you are presenting on each slide.
• Slide #'s - add slide numbers to each of your slides after the Title Slide.
• Transition slides - these should be placed between major sections.
• Color and Visuals - use color and visual aids (e.g., images, graphics, etc.).
• In-Text Citations and Reference - cite any sources on the individual slides and then include a Reference Slide at the end of your presentation.
• Your presentation must be a minimum of 12 slides, which includes your title slide, agenda slide, transition slides, conclusion slide, and references.
• Conclusion Slide - this is your final slide that summarizes the presentation and provides information on next steps.
• Handout - in addition to your presentation that you create in PowerPoint you also need to create effective one-page handout in Microsoft Word.
• Handout must include a section for note-taking.

Remember to check your presentation and handout for correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Also, evaluate the format of your presentation and the readability of your handout before submitting.

Submit your presentation and handout as two separate attachments to your instructor via the dropbox "LP7 Assignment: Professional Presentation and Handout."