Category: English

Individual Assignment: Instructions | Graded
Directions
Instructions are process

Individual Assignment: Instructions | Graded
Directions
Instructions are process descriptions written to help readers perform a specific task. When you write instructions, you use the same planning, drafting, reviewing, editing, and proofreading process that you use with other kinds of technical documents. In addition, you might perform one other task – usability testing – to ensure that the instructions are accurate and easy to follow.
Assume you are going to familiarize your colleagues with the process of creating a blog on a blogging platform such as WordPress or Blogger. You are to write a set of instructions that one can use to create a blog, upload a photo with a caption, and write a post with a link to another page. Set up your own blog and create a post that includes a photo with a caption and a link. Then write a clear set of instructions for someone who knows how to operate a computer but has not set up and posted to a blog. For more information, access the following document: Instructions.
Parameters
Designing a set of instructions is much like designing any other kind of technical document. You want to create a document that is attractive and easy to use. When you design a set of instructions, you need to consider a number of issues related to both document design and page design:What are your readers’ expectations?
Do you need to create more than one set of instructions for different audiences?
What languages should you use?
Will readers be anxious about the information?
Will the environment in which the instructions are read affect the document design?
Format
Introduction: Provides the preliminary information that readers will need in order to follow the instructions safely and easily. Every set of instructions is unique and therefore calls for a different introduction. Where appropriate, consider answering the following six questions:Who should carry out this task?
Why should the reader carry out this task?
When should the reader carry out this task?
What safety measures or other concerns should the reader understand?
What items will the reader need?
How long will the task take?
Step-by-step instructions.Number the instructions. For long, complex instructions, use a two-level numbering system.
Present the right amount of information in each step.
Use the imperative mood.
Do not confuse steps and feedback statements.
Include graphics.
Do not omit articles (a, an, the) to save space.
Conclusion: States that the reader has now completed the task; can also end with maintenance tips or a troubleshooting guide (a table) that identifies common problems and explains how to solve them.
Length: Is approximately two pages with headers for this assignment. Remember that this is just a guideline.This assignment will be due on Sunday by 11:59 p.m. ET
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Plagiarism
You are expected to write primarily in your own voice, using paraphrase, summary, and synthesis techniques when integrating information from class and outside sources. Use an author’s exact words only when the language is especially vivid, unique, or needed for technical accuracy. Failure to do so may result in charges of Academic Dishonesty.
Overusing an author’s exact words, such as including block quotations to meet word counts, may lead your readers to conclude that you lack appropriate comprehension of the subject matter or that you are neither an original thinker nor a skillful writer.

Your presentation must be 10-15 minutes in length and contain both a visual AND

Your presentation must be 10-15 minutes in length and contain both a visual AND a creative/ interactive element. You will provide a copy of your slideshow, complete with notes with your presentation. if you cannot do this please dont attend at the first place . read the full conditions and rubric . i have attached the novel alonside so if it makes you any easier

Read chapter 1 in digging into literature and “the story of an hour” In one para

Read chapter 1 in digging into literature and “the story of an hour” In one paragraph response consider your reaction to the ending. Why does Louise mallard die? What do you think is the cause? What would characters in this story think? Use brief references from the text with MLA citations to back up your points. Do not use any outside source material; your ideas on the story are what is important for the discussion.

In one paragraph, present the problem you wish to solve, either in the workplace

In one paragraph, present the problem you wish to solve, either in the workplace or your community, and propose a solution to that problem. Identify a specific decision-maker (or makers if, for example, you propose a solution to a workplace issue in your department that might require action by the HR director and your department head). Examples of such people might be your apartment community manager, the director of base housing where you are stationed, your department head in your workplace, or your commander for your military unit.
To make your Project Proposal convincing, you must answer the question, “How will my workplace or community (this should be narrowly defined as your neighborhood, apartment community, school, base housing community, etc.) be made better because of the solution(s) I recommend?”
After making your post, review the posts of your classmates. Afterwards, post specific suggestions to help classmates refine their chosen topics and improve their Project Proposals. Is there anything else you think a decision-maker should know? Are problems described with an adequate amount of detail? Are the proposed solutions convincing?

Purpose
The purpose of this assignment is to develop an effective project propos

Purpose
The purpose of this assignment is to develop an effective project proposal. You can download a PDF copy of the Unit Assignment if that is easier for you.
Task
For this assignment, you will prepare an 800–word Project Proposal.
The purposes of your proposal are to:
Clearly and accurately define a problem in your workplace or community
Persuasively propose a solution to the identified problem
To complete this assignment successfully, your Project Proposal should follow the template provided, identify the decision-maker clearly, meet the word-length requirement, and follow the correct business style.
To complete this assignment, perform the following tasks:
Read Project Proposal Topic Examples.
Read Project Proposal Example.
Download, read, and save the WRTG 394 Project Proposal Assignment Template.
Complete the WRTG 394 Project Proposal Assignment Template using the problem in your workplace or community that you have decided to address.
Be sure to use feedback from Unit 2 Discussion 2 to improve your proposed project.

Please write a reflection using the transcript attached about plagiarism. DO NOT

Please write a reflection using the transcript attached about plagiarism. DO NOT USE ANY AI OR PARAPHRASING TOOLS. MUST BE 100% original!
Reflection guidelines:
o Two FULL pages, double spaced, 12-point font, Times New Roman, 1-inch Margins, align left, NO titles, and do not triple space BETWEEN paragraphs.
o Do not include the questions in the reflection. I want you to answer the questions below, but this is a
formal essay, so please do not number your responses or include the actual questions.
o Answer the following questions:
1. What did you learn from the workshop?
2. How can you apply what you have learned from the workshop to avoid being sent to the Student
Judicial Affairs office again?
Let me know if you have any questions.

Purpose
This discussion requires you to analyze a project proposal and describe

Purpose
This discussion requires you to analyze a project proposal and describe its tone, effectiveness, and persuasiveness from the perspective of a reader.

Task
Read Project Proposal Example which is contained in the Learning Resources for Unit 2.
Prepare a discussion board post that answers each of the following questions:
What problem is the student addressing?
Has she accurately identified her decision maker? Is this decision-maker appropriate? Has she accurately identified her relationship to the decision-maker by identifying her position?
Does the proposal follow the template provided in the assignment instructions? (WA #1 instructions can be found in the Content area of the classroom under Sample Papers and Writing Assignment Instructions for WRTG 394.)
Based on this proposal, would you be convinced to support this project? Why or why not?

Write a 600-to-1200 word (two-to-four typed, double-spaced pages) essay about a

Write a 600-to-1200 word (two-to-four typed, double-spaced pages) essay about a chapter from
John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty:
“Chapter III: Of Individuality, as One of the Elements of Well-Being”
How does Mill’s philosophy in the chapter relate to the world around you? Summarize Mill’s ideas
and explain how they apply to the world today, specifically to your situation. Use examples and
evidence from Mill’s work to defend your thesis.
Your essay will be graded as follows:
• Use proper essay format, punctuation, grammar, and spelling. Put all direct quotations in
quotation marks and use in-text citations for them. (Refer to the MLA conventions page in the
course Appendix, as well as pages 1962–1979 in your textbook. You do NOT need a works
cited page.) [10 points possible]
• A clear thesis statement that answers the question. [10 points possible]
• A summary of Mill’s ideas. [10 points possible]
• Examples of Mill’s ideas that you see in the modern world around you. [10 points possible]
• Discussion of how Mill’s ideas apply to your own life. [10 points possible]
• Effective, wide-ranging use of vocabulary with all words used correctly. [10 points possible]
• Effective and varied use of sentence structure. [10 points possible]
• Effective organization and coherence (paragraph structure, transitions, ideas flow logically).
[10 points possible]
• Effective use of specific examples and evidence from the reading to support ideas. [10
points possible]
• Effective use of narrative voice and tone for communicating ideas to readers. [10 points

In this assignment, you will finish the process of formally documenting your res

In this assignment, you will finish the process of formally documenting your research proposal. Update and expand the weaker areas of your existing paper based on your professor’s feedback from your Unit III submission, and assemble the following elements:
Title page
Table of contents
Introduction to the issue
Problem statement
Purpose statement
Research questions/hypotheses
Background and significance
Provide background of the problem.
How is it relevant to your fire department or the fire service?
Why is this study needed?
Literature review
This is more than just an annotated bibliography!
Write a critical examination of the major issues of your topic.
Procedures/Research Methods
Document the detailed and logical steps you will take to complete your study.
Who is your study population?
Will a sample or the total population be used?
How will you collect data?
How will you maintain participant confidentiality (if appropriate)?
Result/Summary/Conclusion
References
Your final proposal submission must be at least seven pages in length, not counting the required title or reference pages. You are required to use at least two sources in addition to the textbook.
Adhere to APA Style when constructing this assignment, including in-text citations and references for all sources that are used. Please note that no abstract is needed.
This is the additions to the previous research. i have included the original order under files.

Hi, I just did my essay on here and I had gotten it all wrong, and would like so

Hi, I just did my essay on here and I had gotten it all wrong, and would like someone to please write it in a way that the teacher would not think its plagarism because even though someone did it for me here and it was not plagraised, the teacher still saw that it was, and I also want the words to seem like they are high school words so that the teacher can tell that I wrote it. I will put an example below of what another students essay looks like.