Presentation – management | Management Assignment: I need help writing a research paper.

 the powerpoint requires voice recording. I would need the recording on the section “add notes”. this are the specifications: Presentation requirements: • The presentation must: o contain an audio voice over. You should literally walk through each slide. (Do not read word for word what’s on the slide) o Presentation should be more than 5 minutes, but less than 10 minutes. o At least 7 content slides (not including cover slide and reference slide). o Slide should not flood the the public with information. (try to stay on key points) o Slide should include transitional animations, photos. Charts or tables • Work must be original; Professor will use TurniTiN will be used to verify originality • Texbook will be the primary source, however at least an external source must be used to back up the information. Of course, stronger submissions will usually have more than one external resource referenced. Rubric for presentation: 25% Content/Flow: Everything “makes sense” and flows well. The submission is not repetitive. The author makes strong points that are supported by concepts introduced in the course. The strongest submissions will partner the course textbook’s lessons with other external scholarly sources. There are no random statements/facts just thrown together. The overall goal is clear and the submission sticks with a consistent theme. Partial credit if student is being general. 25% Components: The submission clearly includes all major sections described in each assignment’s instructions. It is recommended students utilize sub-headers to highlight this effort. This includes the minimum number of required references, voice over, and minimum slide count. 25% Design: The presentation includes well placed slide transitional animations, photos, and charts/tables. 25% Grammar: The writing does not contain more than 2 obvious and ongoing individual grammatical errors (i.e. run on sentences, sentence fragments, missing words, and etc.). It is recommended students utilize a credible proofreader to avoid this error.