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Communicate at work using Google Doc and Slides

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1/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
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20/100
Issue type
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Clearly specified
Activity status
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Domain
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Research direction

Use the YouTube playlist linked in the issue, completing lessons 4, “Communicate Ideas in a Proposal,” and 5, “Present Information About Your Job.” Share the results of both lesson exercises on the coursework board; the original course link is struck through because the course was retired.

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🏕 Priority Mandatory 🐇 Size Small 📅 Sprint 3 Core Module-Onboarding Submit:Issue
Coursework content

https://applieddigitalskills.withgoogle.com/c/college-and-continuing-education/en/effective-communications-at-work/overview.html

Note: The course "Effective Communications at Work" had been retired. The videos from the course are still available on YouTube.

Estimated time in hours

2

What is the purpose of this assignment?

As a professional, you must be able to communicate effectively to succeed at work. You must be comfortable with standard office software and to be able to use this to present your ideas and explain your work.

Do lessons 4 and 5

  • 4 Communicate Ideas in a Proposal
  • 5 Present Information About Your Job
How to submit

You can do as much of the rest of this course as you like, but you must do 4 and 5. Share the results to the exercises of both lessons on your coursework board.

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JavaScript
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