The Rise of the Creator Economy: How Social Media is Reshaping Work and Entrepreneurship

You will submit an outline for this Presentation. You should organize your outline using a nested structure and include full sentences. You may consider following an organizational structure, as explained in your textbook (i.e., problem-solution).

1. Research: Your outline must include ten (10) sources. These sources must support and reinforce the main ideas and claims made throughout the outline. They must come from credible sources, such as expert interviews, academic journals, and newspapers. All references to external sources must be attributed using complete and accurate in-text citations and be properly formatted at the end of the outline. For more information on citation resources see: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/resources.html

1. Introduction: Your introduction should gain the audience’s attention, provide a clear thesis statement, establish practicality, and preview the main points of your presentation. The attention grabber must hook the audience and draw them into the presentation. 

1. Body: Your structure should make sense for the presentation. It should be arranged logically to present concepts. It should have artfully-constructed transitions between ideas. There should be enough material in the body to make the presentation thorough, but not so much that it moves outside the time frame of a 13-15 minute presentation. For more information, see Chapter 6: Presentation Preparation.

1. Conclusion: Your conclusion should restate the goal, review the main points, and complete the circular narrative.

1. Style: The outline should also note places where the speaker will use stories, analogies, examples, evidence, and other techniques to liven up and better engage us in the topic. 

Learning Outcome

• Demonstrate competency in planning, preparing, and presenting effective oral presentations.

PLESE INCLUDE THIS FEEDBACK (VERY IMPORTANT)

1) If you are bringing language directly into your work from your sources, it needs to be in quotation marks. Basically, for the reader, we need to know what is your language and what is theirs

2)Each sentence should be on its own nesting line

3) 

The speech should be structured well and probably not too long. Address the language of this speech is definitely designed for a reader. This would be really tough to sift through as a listener

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Please be sure that your outline also includes the components of an introduction, body, and conclusion; as well as transitions, internal previews, and signposts. This outline will organize your entire presentation in full sentences. For more information, see Chapter 6: Presentation Preparation.

PLEASE DO NOT USE AI or Plaigiarism