Effective Public Communication

Assignment 1: Photo Blog

Task

Topic: Food, Culture & Architecture

Places of interest: Choose any locations of your choice. The locations can be from any popular spots in Malaysia or abroad. Presentation of the photo blog is up to the individual group (five people) to submit their works in creative manner by the 13th December, 2012. Each group will be required to produce the photo blog which consists of 25 to 30 photos of a particular setting or scene at any one location of your choice. In addition to that, include necessary write-up about 20 to 30 words per picture together with captions to further highlightyour story on the blog. The photos should focus on or portray life in the following areas:

a. People – ethnic background, gender, age, description of clothes.

b. Food– types of food available or food presentation at hawker stalls or restaurants.

c. Activities– kinds of activities found in the surrounding of the suggested location.

d. Cultural conservation on buildings – Façade, interior and exterior design of. the building & ornamentation

 This is a link to our blog : 

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Assignment 2: Oral Presentation

Task

Topic: Tradition dwellings around the world.

Choose ONE traditional house from any continents of your choice and describe the following:

(a) Historical background of the country.

(b) Structure and layout.

(c) Types of ornamentation used

(d) Type of materials used.

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Assignment 3: Comic Strip

Task

Your assignment is to create a 3 A3 size comic strip which describes events related to your daily life, special occasions and events in your campus. Your project can range from talking about scenes in a classroom, completing an assignment, preparing for an exam, waiting outside a lecture hall or any interesting incidences that is taking place in your campus. Your comic strip may be illustrated, or you can print characters to glue on your comic strip. You may also cut out your characters from a magazine or newspaper.  You may even do a combination of illustrations and cut-outs from the Simpsons to NBA basketball players.  Just because I say comic strip does not mean that your characters have to be cartoon characters.  You may base it on your favorite TV show, literary characters, or even invent your own. This group assignment should consist of 4 to 5 people per group.

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