Goals

• Analyze the rhetorical situation and determine the appropriate audience or users of written communication, considering the needs of global audiences and people with disabilities. [CLO 1]
• Conduct research appropriate to workplace problem solving, such as literature review, evaluation of online resources, interview, and site inspection. [CLO 2]
• Use conventions of various workplace genres, such as proposals, instructions, correspondence, reports, and slide decks, with understanding of how the genre conventions can be used as heuristics and as principles of arrangement. [CLO 4]
• Collaborate with classmates in planning, researching, writing, revising, and presenting information. [CLO 5]
• Apply principles of effective visual design for print and electronic presentation, including hierarchical, chronological, and spatial arrangements. [CLO 6]
• Identify and apply the principles of effective style in the composing of usable, reader-centered written communications. [CLO 7]

The Task

What I Want You to Do

Now that you have confirmed that you meet all the requirements for the Description Project by completing the Technical Description Checklist, you need to upload your finished project.

Why I Want You to Do It

In the workplace, you send your work out after you confirm that it meets all of the requirements. At that point, your client, manager, or other stakeholders examine the work and let you know if it fits their needs. We are following the same structure now. You confirmed your work met the requirements by earning full points on the checklist. Now it’s time to send your work on to me so I can respond.

How You Do It

1. Review the Assignment Submissions (Students) documentation from Canvas if you need instructions. For this assignment, you can submit any of the following:
   • File Upload: upload your project and anything else you want me to see for the project.
   • Website URL: paste in a link to your project on a site such as Google Drive or YouTube.
   • Media: add a video project from your My Media files on Canvas (which includes Zoom and Kaltura files).
2. Submit your Final Description Project:
   • Submit your project here by 11:59 PM on Friday, April 2.
   • If you need more time, submit your project by 11:59 PM on Monday, April 5.

Obtaining the Points for Your Work

1. You received the points for your work when you submitted the Technical Description Checklist.
2. Traci will review your work:
   • If she finds that it does not meet the requirements for the project, she will adjust the points on your checklist and ask you to resubmit once you revise.
   • If she finds that you did not submit your project, she will adjust the points and ask you to submit it.
   • Otherwise, she will give you feedback. Your points will not change.