ORAL PRESENTATION

THE TASK

ORAL PRESENTATION 

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WORDS USED TO DESCRIBE PERSONALITY 

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SAMPLE OF ORAL PRESENTATION 

ULAB 3162 SUBMISSION OF ORAL PRESENTATION OUTLINE 2021

ULAB 3162 SUBMISSION OF ORAL PRESENTATION OUTLINE 2021

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MHLC1143 COMPUTER MEDIATED COMMUNICATION

MHLC 1143 COMPUTER MEDIATED COMMUNICATION

 

This course provides overview of theories and applications of technology in disseminating information with relevance to the fundamental concepts of CMC. Established and emerging modalities of computer mediated communication and mediums will be explored to further understand how human-to-human communication interactions have been influenced or altered through the use of computer technology. Using computer technology as a tool for communication, students will discuss and review critically issues on CMC from both research and practical perspectives.

Course Learning Outcomes

Learners are expected to:

Discuss basic theories and contemporary issues concerning CMC.

Review and analyse research articles on CMC

Create and present CMC platform in the form of E-Portfolio Website using suitable digital technologies and appropriate software

 Compose an email and personal write-up using appropriate language effectively

 Demonstrate ability for autonomous learning 

Online Discussion Entries (20%)

Discussion Entries for online classes give you the opportunity to talk/write about course topics with each other, and with the instructor, as you would if you were in a traditional classroom. This helps you absorb the class material and share ideas.

Critical Analysis on Research Paper (25%)

A critical analysis paper asks you to make an argument about a particular article in which you are identify and explain the argument that the author is making and provide your own argument about that argument. One of the key directions here is evaluating the author’s argument.

E-Portfolio Projects (35%)

This project gives you the opportunity to create personal websites that: Communicate and showcase skills, experiences, and learning. Contain diverse artifacts—documents and media that may include a collection of work (evidence) in an electronic format that showcases learning over time.

Oral Presentation (10%)

A common business tool; and the ability to give a good oral presentation is regarded as an integral part of your study. Regardless of the context, you have to make sure that your message is delivered effectively.

Discussion on Research Projects (10%)

The discussion requires you to engage with the activity to interpret and describe the significance of research findings in light of what was already known about the research problem being investigated and to explain any new understanding or insights that emerged as a result of the research problem.

SUBMISSION OF CRITICAL REVIEW ON CALL RELATED RESEARCH PAPER

MPPZ1323 – Critical Review Paper (20%)

     Task Assignment:

In a group of 4, find 2 articles (Each pair will search for one article) related to CALL research topic of a similar subject/theme (e.g on The Use of Social Media, E learning, Online language learning Environment, etc).

CALL CRITICAL REVIEW GROUP MEMBERS DISCUSSIONS

DISCUSS and RECORD (with your group members via GOOGLE MEET (without turning on the video but with cc activated) for lower bandwidth consumption) what topic/articles that you will choose. Why do you choose the theme/subject? (TO COMPLETE THIS TASK 9.11.20 BY 7.00 PM) Share the recording with sitinorzaimalina@graduate.utm.my and m-arahim@utm.my

  1.  Login to vpn.utm.my (If you are not on UTM campus)
  2. Use your ACID No. and password
  3. Go to https://library.utm.my/newutmlibrary/online-databases-e-journals-e-books/ or other journal free access database.

E.g https://login.ezproxy.utm.my/menu and Choose SCOPUS – SELECT KEYWORDS -TYPE CALL

  • Copy and paste the title and URL links of the chosen articles at https://bit.ly/2JEtaoO to be approved by your lecturer on your selected empirical research journal articles.
  • Upon approval by your lecturer, please read the article.

4. Individually, RECORD your personal critical view on the article you read via flipgrid

   https://flipgrid.com/28848f4e (5 – 7 minutes max).

Some considerations when reviewing:

What is the title? Aims/Objectives/Research Questions, Type of Research, Research Instruments, Participants, Procedure, Findings. Your thoughts about the article? – is it appropriate or relevant, useful, informative, interesting, timely? Why do you think so? Support this with examples from the article and maybe from other similar articles that you have come across • To what extent would you agree/disagree with the author’s/s’ ideas/article? Why? • Strengths and weaknesses of the article? Support this with examples from the article.

5.  View and listen to the flipgrid recording of your group members’ article (UNTILL 16NOV).

6. Finally RECORD using GOOGLE MEET, critically synthesize both articles by addressing these questions:

• What are the similarities between both articles? Support with examples in the articles.

• What are the differences between both articles? (23 NOV TO COMPLETE THIS TASK)

* Whatever means of discussion that you use other than the platforms mentioned above (e.g whatsapp chat messages or other chats platform),  please include my PhD student Siti Nurzaimalina (0127281587) in the group as the “participant observer”  in the interaction process.

7.  Submit the final write-up of the CRITICAL REVIEW PAPER ( STARTING 30 NOV 2020) via Google Classroom and the form below.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE WRITE-UP SUBMISSION:

 At the top of your critical review, write your name and metric number. Then write the full bibliographic entry of both articles you are reviewing, for example:

Echeverría, A., Nussbaum, M., Calderón, J. F., Bravo, C., Infante, C., & Vásquez, A. (2011). Face-to-face collaborative learning supported by mobile phones. Interactive Learning Environments, 19(4), 351–363. doi:10.1080/10494820903232943 

  • Read through both articles first and try to understand it. Be critical when reading.
  • Note the subheadings and the main ideas discussed.
  • Begin your review by:

Stating the title of each article, how the article was divided, and perhaps the significance of these subheadingsin the Introduction paragraph with a clear thesis.

  • Summarize concisely in 1-2 paragraphs the empirical study on CALL in each of the article
    • aims/objectives/research questions,
    • type of research,
    • research instruments,
    • participants,
    • procedure
    • findings
    • Then in the proceeding paragraphs, review critically by generally answering these questions:
    • What do you think of the article? – is it appropriate or relevant, useful, informative, interesting, timely?
    • What are your opinions or views on the article? Why? Support this with examples from the article and maybe from other similar articles (please attached reference list).
    • Do you agree/disagree with the author’s/s’ ideas/article? State specific examples to show this or by creating certain theme/s that you could extract from the article. (Cite or quote certain phrases or sentences from the article to support your point using correct and appropriate format for making citations)
    • What are the strengths and weaknesses of each article? Support this with examples from the article.
    • Finally in the next few paragraphs, critically synthesize both articles by addressing these questions:
    • What are the similarities between both articles? Support with examples in the articles.
    • What are the differences between both articles? Support with examples in the articles.
  • The critical review should be typed using Times New Roman Font 12, 1.5 spacing and should be in the range of 4-6 pages.

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CRITICAL REVIEW PAPER SUBMISSION 2020

CRITICAL REVIEW PAPER SUBMISSION 2020

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SUBMISSION OF CASE STUDY OUTLINE

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