CPC Relationship Between CSR and Financial Performance of Banks PPT Powerpoint and the handout about the topic proposal you have done for me!see the instru

CPC Relationship Between CSR and Financial Performance of Banks PPT Powerpoint and the handout about the topic proposal you have done for me!see the instruction in files. thanks. Project Overview
This project requires you to complete two components. First, you will create a video
presentation (screencast) of your proposal. To accompany this presentation, the second
component requires that you create a flyer complementary to the presentation.
Presentation
The presentation is intended for an audience of interested stakeholders—probably
many of the same reader-users to whom you address your proposal. You should,
therefore, consider these users’ needs, values, and expectations, just as you did in the
proposal. The final presentation deliverable will be in the format of a screencast that
combines visual and audio.
Presentation Criteria
Perhaps the best way to complete the screencast is to open a presentation application
such as PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides and create your slides. Then, using a
screencast program (see below), record your delivery of the presentation (Please note:
do not record your presentation using the PowerPoint record feature. PowerPoint—.ppt
or .pptx—are not acceptable file formats for this assignment. Also, do not use your cell
phone or other external recording device to record your presentation; it must be in the
format of a screencast. See Presentation Software and Technologies below). When
complete, upload your screencast to YouTube or similar free video hosting service and
submit the link through the Assignment Tool on our course Canvas site.
More specifically, please follow the criteria below when creating your presentation:
1. Follow the format of your proposal:
a) introduce the issue/topic/opportunity,
b) frame the current situation,
c) discuss your project plan,
d) and offer a brief conclusion, pointing toward the future.
2. Incorporate at least 2 images such as pictures, graphs, charts, tables, etc. but no
clip art. Note: Do not include any images to which you do not have copyright
permission. See my note below regarding copyright permission.
3. Eachslideshouldcontainfewerthan20words(hint:listkeywordsorphrases and
expand through speaking.)
4. Slides should demonstrate the principles of design(C.R.A.P.)
5. Presentation must include your voiceover delivering the presentation. If using a
program that supports picture-in-picture, it’s up to you if you’d like to include your
image.
6. The presentation must be between 4-5 minutes inlength. Note: Below 4 minutes
or excess of 5 minutes will result in point deduction.
7. Must include a works-cited slide for any works referenced during the
presentation.
The final deliverable of this presentation must be in a screencast format—that combines
visual and audio elements. In other words, the final deliverable is not solely a set of
PowerPoint slides with text and images. If you submit a set of presentation slides
without the requisite screencast, you will earn no credit for the screencast assignment.
Presentation Software and Technologies
Perhaps the most accessible and free screencasting applications available are
Techsmith Capture (https://www.techsmith.com/tutorial-capture.html) and Apple QuickTime
(Mac users already have this installed). TechSmith Camtasia and TechSmith Snagit,
though not free, do offer a free trials of those programs. And there are other free
screencasting applications available, though I am less familiar with them. To be clear, I
do not expect you to purchase any hardware or software to complete this project. Find
free options, freeware, or free trials, such as the ones I list above.
Presentation Submission
Once you’ve completed your screencast you can submit it in one of two ways. First, the
preferred method is that you upload your screencast to YouTube or similar free video
hosting service (such as screencast.com, for those who use Capture) and submit the
link through Canvas (Note: Make sure the link is set for public viewing; otherwise, I will
not be able to access the file, and you will be unable to earn credit for the assignment).
The second method is to upload your screencast file to Canvas. The following are
acceptable file formats: .mov, .m4v, .mp4, .wmv. Please note, however, that this may be
the more cumbersome alternative because large file sizes are not always supported in
Canvas. Considering large file sizes, using the record presentation feature within
PowerPoint creates file sizes too large for Canvas. Because of this, do not record your
screencast within PowerPoint—as mentioned above, PowerPoint is not an acceptable
file format for this assignment.
Flyer
The second component of this project is the flyer. Consider the flyer as a
complementary document that captures the critical points of your proposal in a visually
appealing way. Therefore, you’ll want to include information about the topic, presenter
(you), recommendations, images, graphs, charts, or tables, and anything else you think
might appeal to an audience of interested stakeholders.
Flyer Criteria
Please adhere to the following criteria when completing the flyer:
1. Must be an 8.5-inch x 11-inch document(you chose portrait or landscape
orientation)
2. Includes pertinent information from your proposal (*hint: make sure there’s a title)
3. Demonstrate principles of design (C.R.A.P .)
4. Include fewer than 25 words
5. Include at least 1 image. Tip: Any word on the image you use must be
considered in the 25 maximum word count for the flyer. (Note: Do not use images
for which you do not have permission. See my note below regarding copyright
permission.)
Flyer Submission
The final flyer should be submitted as a PDF and a Word document so that I can editing
my information.
**One final note: Regarding images, it is your responsibility to secure permission to use
any images for which you do not have permission to use. Images found through Google
searches are not necessarily free to use.

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