Q • Points 100 • Submitting a file upload Purpose This assignment is intended to help you learn to do the following: • Plan and conduct effective task group meetings. • Apply principles of effective group communication. • Apply effective group communication strategies. Overview In this assignment, you will report on the information you collected in the Pick a Project portion of the group project. This is the written report that you will present to the Community Action Council. Remember to craft this written message appropriately to your audience, context, and type of message. Action Items 1. Collaborate with your group to create an 8- to 10-slide PowerPoint with a reference slide laying out your problem identification and proposed solution. 2. Your visual report should include the following: o A brief description of the nonprofit and its mission o The origins and scope of the problem. What are you offering to help with by proposing a solution? o Factors that contribute to the problem o Solutions considered by others or Competitor Analysis and the level of success o Describe your proposed solution: ? How does it address the need/problem? ? What resources would be needed? ? How would you potentially assess the impact of your solution? ? Identify the next steps if the nonprofit approves your proposal ? Citations for your academic research in APA format; cite in text as appropriate ? Name(s), date(s), contact information, media used, and interviewer name(s) for the subject-matter expert interview(s) ? Names of people polled for an opinion and name of the interviewer 3. Present your proposal during the time scheduled with your instructor. Note that all team members must participate in the entire meeting to receive full credit. 4. Have one person in your group submit your report and send all group members an email notifying them that the report has been submitted. Rubric Presentation and Visual Report (NGP) Presentation and Visual Report (NGP) Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeProblem Description 60 to >47.0 pts Problem description is clear and complete; all required items are included with adequate support from research. 47 to >41.0 pts Problem description is sufficient; most required items are included with adequate support from research. 41 to >0 pts Problem description is insufficient; some or few required items are included, and/or do not have adequate support from research. 60 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePresentation 40 to >31.0 pts Presentation exceeds professional standards, including excellent organization of content, clarity, use of graphics, and quality delivery. 31 to >28.0 pts Presentation meets professional standards, including acceptable organization of content, clarity, use of graphics, and quality delivery. 28 to >0 pts Presentation does not meet professional standards, including confusing or inappropriate organization of content, clarity, use of graphics, and quality delivery. 40 pts Total Points: 100