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BSBCMM511 Slideshow (Ver. 1)
BSBCMM511 Slideshow (Ver. 1)
BSBCMM511 Slideshow (Ver. 1)
ACTIVITY: READ
It is important to have policies and procedures in the workplace. Read why at the
following link:
https://www.evansfaull.com.au/hr-advice-online/the-importance-of-policies-and-
procedures-in-the-workplace
Take any notes to summarise what you have read and keep for future reference.
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
• Confidential information could be any information that an organisation
or person wishes not to make public.
• It is important to keep information secure and confidential to protect
against possible online threats, misuse of information, theft, espionage
and damage to the organisation’s reputation.
ACTIVITY: READ
Workplace policies are needed to establish boundaries and guidelines for employees
and it provides a guideline for internal and external communication. Read the article at
the link:
https://www.keka.com/it-and-communication-policy
• Have you come across any of these policies in a previous or current job?
ACTIVITY: DISCUSS
Work in pairs for this activity.
Consider each of the above audience characteristics and reflect on how these can
affect how a presentation is communicated.
The trainer/assessor will facilitate a discussion.
ACTIVITY: READ
It is important to use language effectively. Read the article at the following link:
https://faculty.washington.edu/ezent/el.htm
Take any notes to summarise what you have read and keep for future reference.
ACTIVITY: WATCH
How you feel about the content of what you are presenting should come across to the
audience during a presentation.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt8YFCveNpY (03:12)
ACTIVITY: REFLECT
Think of a culture you’re familiar with.
• Are there certain aspects of body language that can be misinterpreted by people
outside of that culture?
• Are there any other barriers to communication you can think of?
• How might these cultural differences influence negotiations?
• How can you overcome these?
ACTIVITY: READ
It is important to hear what people are really saying. Read the article at the link:
https://www.mindtools.com/CommSkll/ActiveListening.htm
Take any notes to summarise what you have read and keep for future reference.
ACTIVITY: READ
There are four basic communication styles:
https://www.uky.edu/hr/sites/www.uky.edu.hr/files/wellness/images/Conf14_FourComm
Styles.pdf
What is your communication style? What are the advantages of an assertive style for
negotiations?
Take any notes to summarise what you have read and keep for future reference.
ACTIVITY: BRAINSTORM
What is the difference between compromise and giving in? Why would it be beneficial
to seek a mutual solution?
When should you close a negotiation? What are some closing statements you might
use?
ACTIVITY: REPORT
Write a report that outlines the key features of mediation, conflict resolution and
incident de-escalation.
You may use videos, screenshots, sourced information, documents and references as
long as these are all referenced and sourced.
Your report should be between 1–2 pages long and be written in clear and concise
English.
Submit your report to your assessor trainer/assessor for feedback.
ACTIVITY: REFLECT
Reflect on your experiences with meetings.
• Have you attended or chaired a meeting? How were you notified of the meeting?
• What was your role? What was the purpose and outcomes?
ACTIVITY: READ
Clubs are just one type of organisation that may need to hold an AGM. Read the article
at the following link:
https://www.clubhelp.org.au/club-management/meetings/running-agm
What are some of the tasks that need to be carried out during an AGM? Who is
responsible to organise an AGM? Who should attend?
Take any notes to summarise what you have read and keep for future reference.
CONDUCTING A MEETING
For a meeting to be effective it must:
• be held at the time and date specified
• keep to the timeframes specified
• achieve the desired purpose, goal or outcomes.
RESOLUTIONS
• A meeting resolution is the outcome of any decisions made at a
meeting.
• It is important that this information, together with the minutes of the
meeting, are accepted and endorsed by meeting participants, and then
stored appropriately for any future reference.
ACTIVITY: BRAINSTORM
What needs to be recorded at a meeting?
What should not be recorded at a meeting?
ACTIVITY: DEVELOP
Create two templates for both a formal and informal agenda, which could be used for a
general meeting and a formal meeting. Pay attention to the layout, professional
structure and presentation.
ACTIVITY: PRACTICAL
You now need to participate in two practice meetings. One of the meetings can be held
in person and the other one you may like to conduct online.
ACTIVITY: REFLECT
Reflect on presentations that you have seen.
Were you engaged from the beginning or completely lost and disinterested? What
makes a presentation’s introduction grab an audience’s attention?
ACTIVITY: RESEARCH
Research planning templates for the preparation of presentations.
• Create a template that you could use for planning your approach to a presentation.
• Include the points discussed and add some of your own.
ACTIVITY: PRACTICAL
Divide into small groups. Ensure you divide the work equally.
For this activity, your group is to create and deliver a presentation.
ACTIVITY: PRACTICAL
Divide into your groups. Your trainer/assessor will allocate time for each group to
deliver their presentation.
ACTIVITY: PRACTICAL
Work in groups. You will now practice delivering a persuasive presentation.