Prepare an 8- to 10-slide PowerPoint® presentation in which you identify, research, and compare and contrast two cultures, one high context and one low context, on the following perspectives:How is the context reflected in verbal communication? Provide specific examples.How is the context related to individualism or collectivism? Provide specific examples.Reflect on how these differences might affect communication within an organization. What are possible issues and what are some possible opportunities.Review the Week 3 Rubric to make sure that you have met all the guidelines for how your paper will be assessed.Format your slides using the following instructions:View the video “Microsoft PowerPoint Basics.”Follow the guidelines in Chapter 1 of the West Writing Style Handbook for questions on text formatting.Prepare speaker notes for each slide (average 75 words per slide), a title slide, and a reference slide. To prepare your speaker notes, follow these instructions:View “Creating Speaker Notes.”Cite at least four sources, three of which are scholarly sources from the West Online Library. The supplemental readings provided in the “Read” section of each week are a useful starting point. Citations are not needed on each slide unless slide content includes graphics or direct quotations taken from one of the sources. Follow these steps to search for additional scholarly sources:Review “What are Scholarly Sources?”Review “How to Use Scholarly Sources.”Navigate to the West Online Library.Type your \”Search\” criteria in the box called \”Keywords.\” For example try the keywords: low high context culture communicationSelect \”Yes\” to indicate that you are searching for scholarly sources.Select \”Search.\”Research the available articles and choose three articles to cite.Use the West Citation and Reference Generator Tool to note citations and referencesBefore finalizing and submitting your work:Review “Making the Most of Assignment Feedback.”Review all of your Week 1 Assignment feedback posted in your Journal.
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