ASSIGNMENT: Travel Invitation and Guide
Deliverables:
Slide deck
Presentation
Objective:
Students will individually prepare a presentation on a country they wish to travel to, exploring various aspects of the destination.
Requirements:
Selection of Country:
Choose a country you would like to travel to.
Countries cannot be repeated.
Your home country is not allowed to choose.
Research Components: Investigate and gather information on the following features:
General information about the country
Climate
Geographical size
The ideal time of the year to visit
Currency
Getting internet for phone
Cost of a round-trip plane ticket
Famous tourist spots
Three activities tourists can engage in
Three local dishes and recommended restaurants
The average price of food
Three popular shopping spots
Visa exemption list for visitors
Transportation within the country and associated costs
Accommodation costs for three budget levels: low, medium, and high
Estimated total cost for a 7-day trip
Presentation Creation: Develop a presentation that includes:
A slide with your name and introduction
A slide for each of the researched features
Relevant photos on all slides to enhance visual appeal and engagement
Presentation Delivery:
Duration: 5 to 6 minutes
Submit the final presentation via email to the teacher
Evaluation Criteria:
Body language
Clear and mask-free speech for better clarity and connection
Content quality: Informative, well-researched, and up-to-date
Use of neutral language and professional tone
Overall visual appeal and organization of the presentation
Answering questions
ASSIGNMENT: City Travel Agent Pitch
Deliverables:
Slide deck
Presentation
Objective:
Students will act as travel agents, creating and presenting a persuasive itinerary for a 5-day trip to a city within their own country.
Requirements:
Selection of City:
Choose a city within your own country to create a travel itinerary for.
Research Components:
City Overview: General information about the city.
Best Time to Visit: Ideal seasons or months for visiting based on weather and local events.
Transportation Options:
Detailed modes of transportation available within the city, including costs.
Recommended transportation methods for tourists.
Sightseeing Spots:
Must include at least five must-see places.
Provide engaging descriptions to captivate interest.
Dining Options:
List three popular local dishes and recommend places to eat, with pricing.
Shopping Experience:
Describe three great shopping spots, what they are known for, and approximate pricing.
Accommodation Suggestions:
Provide options for an average budget.
Sample Itinerary:
Create a day-by-day plan that includes sightseeing, meals, and shopping.
Presentation Creation:
Slide Layout:
A slide with your name and role as a travel agent.
A slide for each day of the itinerary, detailing activities, meals, and transportation.
Include relevant and attractive photos to enhance visual appeal.
Summarize with a slide on why this city is a must-visit, focusing on unique selling points.
Presentation Delivery:
Duration: 5 to 6 minutes.
Submission: Submit the final presentation via email to the teacher before the due date.
ASSIGNMENT: Netflix Show Pitch
Deliverables:
Slide deck
Presentation
Objective:
Students will act as promoters, creating and presenting a compelling pitch for a Netflix show they enjoy and believe others should watch.
Requirements:
Selection of Show:
Choose a Netflix show you are passionate about and want to promote.
Ensure no show is repeated among students.
Research Components:
Show Overview:
Title, language, and country of origin.
Brief description of the plot without revealing major spoilers.
Key Elements:
Main characters and the cast members who portray them.
Name of the director and any notable producers.
Target Audience:
Specify the intended audience (e.g., age group, interests).
Unique Features:
What makes this show stand out from others in its genre?
Episode Format:
Number of seasons and episodes.
Average duration of episodes.
Genre and Comparisons:
Identify the genre(s) of the show.
Mention any similar shows to give context on what viewers might expect.
Visual and Audio Elements:
Include images from the show to illustrate key moments or characters.
Prepare a 30-second clip that captures the essence of the show (ensure it adheres to copyright norms).
Presentation Creation:
Slide Layout:
A slide with your name and your favorite aspect of the show.
Slides for each of the research components, ensuring each section is clearly defined.
Engaging visuals and clips to enhance the presentation's appeal.
Top Reasons to Watch:
Conclude with three compelling reasons why your peers should start watching this show.
Presentation Delivery:
Duration: 5 to 6 minutes.
Submission: Submit the final presentation via email to the teacher before the due date.
ASSIGNMENT: Teach the Class
Deliverables:
Lesson plan outline
Presentation
Objective:
Students will step into the role of a teacher, delivering a concise and instructive mini-lesson on a topic of their expertise or interest.
Requirements:
Topic Selection:
Choose a specific skill, concept, or activity you are knowledgeable about and can effectively teach to your classmates.
Ensure that no topic is repeated among students.
Lesson Planning:
Learning Objectives:
Clearly define what the students will learn by the end of your mini-lesson.
Required Materials:
List any materials or tools required for the lesson (e.g., software, art supplies, specific apps).
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Outline detailed steps necessary to achieve the learning objectives.
Ensure steps are clear and easy to follow, suitable for beginners.
Key Points to Consider:
Highlight any important considerations or tips to successfully learn or perform the task.
Presentation Creation:
Slide Layout:
A slide with your name and the topic of your mini-lesson.
Slides dedicated to each major step or phase of the lesson.
Include diagrams, charts, or images where applicable to enhance understanding and engagement.
Engagement Strategies:
Plan interactive elements or questions to involve the audience during the lesson.
Consider using a real-time demonstration or interactive activity if applicable.
Presentation Delivery:
Duration: 5 to 6 minutes.
Submission: Submit the final presentation and lesson plan via email to the teacher before the due date.
ASSIGNMENT: Senior Solutions Product Pitch
Deliverables:
Product proposal document
Presentation
Objective:
Students will develop and present a product or service specifically designed to improve the quality of life for older adults.
Requirements:
Product/Service Idea:
Create an innovative product or service aimed at addressing the needs or challenges faced by older people.
Ensure no idea is repeated among students.
Development Components:
Target Audience Analysis:
Define the specific group of older adults your product or service targets (e.g., those with mobility issues, tech-savvy seniors).
Problem and Solution:
Clearly identify a problem or challenge your product/service solves.
Incorporate a story about the need of your product.
Describe how your product or service provides a solution.
Features and Benefits:
Outline the key features of your product or service.
Explain the benefits these features bring to the older population.
Market Research:
Conduct preliminary research to validate the need for your product or service in the market.
Pricing Strategy:
Develop a pricing model that is affordable for your target demographic while sustainable for business.
Presentation Creation:
Slide Layout:
A slide with your name and the name of your product/service.
Slides detailing the problem, the solution your product/service offers, and its benefits.
Include visual aids like diagrams, mockups, or flowcharts to illustrate how your product or service works.
A slide on market research and pricing strategy.
Sales Pitch:
Craft a persuasive pitch that convinces the audience of the necessity and value of your product/service.
Presentation Delivery:
Duration: 5 to 6 minutes.
Submission: Submit the final presentation and product proposal document via email to the teacher before the due date.
ASSIGNMENT: YouTube Channel Creation Pitch
Deliverables:
YouTube channel concept slide deck
Presentation
Objective:
Students will design and pitch a concept for a YouTube channel where they are the primary content creators, showcasing their unique talents and ideas.
Requirements:
Channel Concept Development:
Channel Name and Theme: Choose a name and overarching theme for your channel that reflects the content and your personality.
Target Audience: Identify and describe the target audience for your channel, including age range, interests, and viewing habits.
Market Analysis:
Competitive Landscape: Research and list similar YouTubers or channels. Analyze what they do well and areas where your channel can offer something different or improved.
Market Opportunity: Explain the niche or gap in the market your channel will exploit to attract viewers.
Unique Selling Proposition (USP):
Distinctive Features: Outline what makes your channel unique. This could be your presentation style, content approach, or any innovative format you plan to use.
Video Production Plan:
Layout and Format: Describe the visual and structural layout for your videos (e.g., vlogs, tutorials, entertainment). Include any recurring segments or features.
Production Requirements:
Equipment: Detail the types of cameras, audio equipment, and other tech gear required.
Software: List editing or animation software needed for post-production.
Locations: If applicable, mention any travel to different locations or settings necessary for your videos.
Personnel: Identify if additional personnel like editors, camera operators, or collaborators are needed.
Content Timeline:
Creation Process: Outline the steps from concept to upload for a typical video, including scripting, filming, editing, and promoting.
Schedule: Propose a realistic timeline for producing and releasing your first video.
First Video Concept:
Initial Video Idea: Provide a detailed idea for the first video you plan to produce, explaining the concept, target audience appeal, and expected outcomes.
Presentation Creation:
Slide Layout:
A slide with your name and the channel's name.
Slides for channel theme, target audience, and USP.
Slides detailing the competitive landscape and your market analysis.
A slide outlining the video layout and production plan.
A slide explaining the content timeline and first video concept.
Visual aids such as mock-ups of channel branding, thumbnails, or potential video clips.
Presentation Delivery:
Duration: 5 to 6 minutes.
Submission: Submit the final presentation and channel concept document via email to the teacher before the due date.
ASSIGNMENT: YouTube Channel Launch Video
Deliverables:
A fully produced YouTube video uploaded to your channel
Objective:
Students will create and publish their first YouTube video, aligning with the channel concept they previously pitched. This video will serve as the official launch of their channel.
Requirements:
Video Production:
Content: The video must directly reflect the theme and style outlined in your channel pitch. It should effectively introduce the channel to new viewers.
Duration: The video should be between 5 to 6 minutes long, maintaining viewer engagement throughout.
Technical Quality:
Video Quality: Ensure the video is shot in high definition (at least 1080p) to provide a clear and professional appearance.
Audio Quality: Use a good quality microphone to ensure clear audio without background noise.
Editing: Edit the video for a smooth flow that keeps the audience engaged. Include transitions, text overlays, and other graphical elements as appropriate to enhance the viewing experience.
Captions: Include accurate captions to make your video accessible to all viewers, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing.
YouTube Essentials:
Introduction: Start with a strong introduction that includes a typical YouTube greeting (e.g., "Hello, everyone, welcome to my channel, my name is...").
Content Explanation: Briefly explain what viewers can expect from your channel.
Call to Action: Encourage viewers to subscribe to your channel, like the video, share it with others, and leave comments. These calls to action should be integrated naturally within the video.
Ending: Conclude with a memorable sign-off that encourages viewers to return for more content.
Uploading and Optimization:
Title, Description, and Tags: Craft a compelling video title and a detailed description with relevant tags to improve the video’s visibility and searchability on YouTube.
Thumbnail: Design an eye-catching thumbnail that accurately represents the video content to attract viewers.
Submission:
Video Link: Submit the link to the uploaded YouTube video via email to the teacher before the due date.
ASSIGNMENT: YouTube Merchandise and Sponsor Showcase Video
Deliverables:
A YouTube video uploaded to your channel
Objective:
Students will create a video that integrates two key aspects of many successful YouTube channels: promoting their own merchandise and showcasing a sponsor's product. This video should both align with the channel's theme and demonstrate effective marketing techniques.
Requirements:
Video Content:
Merchandise Introduction: Introduce and promote merchandise related to your channel’s theme. Explain the product details, including design, relevance to your content, and how it connects with your audience.
Sponsor Product Showcase: Feature a product from a sponsor of your choosing. This should be a product or service that aligns with your channel's content and audience interests. Clearly explain the product, its benefits, and why you recommend it to your viewers.
Video Production:
Duration: The video should be around 5 to 6 minutes long, with balanced time spent on both the merchandise and the sponsor’s product.
Quality Standards:
Video: Ensure high-definition quality and professional framing/composition.
Audio: Use clear audio, free from background noise, possibly including background music if appropriate and non-distracting.
Editing: Use dynamic editing techniques to maintain viewer interest and engagement, including cuts, transitions, and on-screen text.
Marketing Integration:
Call to Action: Include strong calls to action encouraging viewers to check out and purchase the merchandise and the sponsor's product. Use direct links in the video description and, if possible, pinned comments.
Promotional Techniques: Employ strategies such as limited-time offers, discount codes, or giveaways to increase viewer interest and action.
Community Interaction:
Viewer Engagement: Encourage viewers to comment on their thoughts about the products or any questions they might have.
Submission:
Video Link: Submit the link to the uploaded video via email to the teacher before the due date.