1 WEEK 3S ASSIGNMENT Objective: Write a 2-3 page (1000-1500 words, not including the cover page and reference page) APA-formatted paper that addresses the advantages and disadvantages of each organizational communication methods in the following scenario: You have been appointed team lead for a team that will deliver communications and training on a new product your company is rolling out. The product, Draft, is a motorized bicycle for use in high-density cities. Your teams assignment is to design a communications plan for all employees (internal and remote) about the product, its potential uses and safety features. Several members of your team propose methods for communicating the information: (a) emails; (b) conference calls; (c) wikis; (d) a launch party at corporate headquarters; and (e) virtual. Preparation Tasks After reviewing the weekly resources related to the assignment topic, visit LIRN (or another database) and find and annotate 2-3 articles. Remember to save your sources since you will have to cite them in your paper. Once you have your articles and/or visuals, make an outline of your paper using this outline template. This will come in handy when you start writing your paper. WEEK 3: COMMUNICATION METHODS Step 1: Review your weekly resources that cover the topic of communicating information within an organization. Be sure to take notes and make a list of communication methods explained in these resources. Step 2: Working off of your notes, write down the advantages and disadvantages of each communication model mentioned in the scenario. Step 3. It is time to transform your notes and thoughts into an outline for your paper. In your outline, incorporate your notes and thoughts. This is where you might want to use the outline template. Step 4. should address the advantages and disadvantages of each method and conclude with a recommendation for how you will communicate the information companywide. Your communication recommendation may be one of the proposed methods or one of your choosing.docx.

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