Entertainment Project Management

Project Management in Live Entertainment

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Poster Preparation

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Purpose of creating a poster and participating in the poster session

Your poster allows your audience to get a snapshot of your project. What your project is about, the deliverables you created, issues you defined. Obstacles you discovered and solved.

Defining the Poster

Culmination poster preparation video lecture discusses the sections of a poster and presentation day. You have your culmination executive summary and proposal sections to be used as content for this project. Print an 11x 17 version of your poster for the class to view and share. You will also need to turn in a pdf version on black board in the assignment section under poster project.

 

The grading rubric for the critical reading of posters is below

Poster critical reading task

DescriptionIgnored=0attempted =650% done=12.5Completed= 25Total 100 points
comment on all postersthree posters commented1/2 of the posters commented all comments
positive notes
one positive note the reader can use in their projectthree positive notes the readers can use in their projectfive positive notes the readers can use in their project
spelling or grammar repairsone spelling or grammar note with the correction includedthree spelling or grammar notes with the correction includedFive spelling or grammar notes with the correction included
Poster structure commentsObservation that the poster structure does not support the content or is missing sections or contentThe project could be inproved by adding a section and tell how this idea would workVolunteer to help another student fix their poster and help re-submit the project raising both student grades
Comments completed ontime 3 comments completed ontime1/2 Completed comment turned in ontime all Completed comment turned in ontime with a comment relating to rows 2-4

 

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