Stratford University Food Identity Of Culture And Religion Presentation

Task 4

How do you define culture? Is it based on race? Religion? Social class, or maybe geography? There are many ways that one decides what culture is and how it can be interpreted. What are some differences between your culture and one of another group?

Read from your textbook “Chapter 8: Culture and Communication”

Choose a culture that you regard as different from your own. Remember, you can define culture in many ways, so be open-minded and creative with your topic choice. For this week’s speech you will create a 3-5 minute presentation that documents the characteristics, history, celebrations, etc. of another culture.

Create a file folder for this week titled with your name and Task 4.

Place the following items in the file folder:

• PowerPoint presentation that you will use in this week’s lesson (please leave the PowerPoint blank at this time)

• All images that you will use in your cultural communication PowerPoint

• An APA formatted outline that contains (1) the introduction to your presentation, (2) events in your presentation with brief research completed, and (3) the conclusion to your presentation.

• Lesson 4

  Welcome to the lesson!In this week’s lesson you will use the zip file you uploaded to Moodle in the Task to prepare your 4th speech on cultural communication.
  
  Open the file you titled with your name and Task 4 that contains

  • blank PowerPoint
  • images for your PowerPoint
  • outline

  
  Prepare your PowerPoint by selecting a background that complements your presentation, includes your presentation’s images, and is organized according to the events in your outline.
  Remember – your presentation must contain an introduction and a conclusion and should be 3-5 minutes in length.
  ALL students will upload their PowerPoint presentations to Moodle.

  On-ground students – after you upload your presentation to Moodle you will present it live to the class. A recording is not necessary.Online students – please upload a narrated PowerPoint using the built-in recording software OR a non-narrated PowerPoint along with a video of you presenting the PowerPoint using your phone, video camera, webcam, or other recording software.