Putting puzzle together, part 4

Putting puzzle together, part 4

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  Pulling it alltogether, part 4… 1. Future of Indian Gaming Discussion from research plus class reading “Tribal Perspectives” 2. How to: Meaningful self-evaluations (Sample Ted Talk: ”Everyday Leadership”) 3. How to: Finish your final tribe/casino paper 3. Team work on final presentation Nancy Van Leuven, Ph.D. – AIS 230 – Fall 2013 – University of Washington
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  1. Future ofIndian Gaming (Discussion of research plus class reading “Tribal Perspectives” )
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  Perspectives Future is bright! Futureis grim! (Coquille Tribe) (Council on Casinos, American Values Institute)
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  2. Self-Evaluations (It’s alearned skill.) Why today: Letter grades can be limited, inaccurate, too inflated (And for future classes) Why for the future: Determines salary raises, promotions, other workplace benefits
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  Why in business? Forcesemployees to evaluate themselves and their performance Forces managers to check understanding of job requirements and performance (Specifics!)
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  Everyday Leadership How manyof you are completely comfortable with calling yourselves a leader? (Drew Dudley) Next: Write your own assessment!
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  3. HOW TO: Polishyour FINAL tribe/casino paper (Rubric is on Canvas, of course!)
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  1. Overview Putting everything together .. . without repeating yourself! And deciding what general readers need to know!
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  2. Put ittogether, with new info Culture + Legal/Political + Economic ____________________________________________________________________________________
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  3.Edit and Polish Getyour message across! Most writing we love has gone through 2+ drafts. CUT Errors, sloppy/duplicative writing, words from sentences, sentences from paragraphs Be simple, informative, persuasive (Read it out loud)
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  Add texture!
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  Then…work with scriptsand tasks! Time: 3 minutes/speaker, not over 10 minutes long Audience: Conference/general public Business protocol (business casual attire, no notes, etc.) Format: Full notes below image (what you’ll be saying) Delivery: Post presentation to Canvas page by 11:00 a.m. the day of final