Week 3 Course Project: Part 3 – Enacting Communication Change
Required Resources
Read/review the following resources for this activity:
Textbook: Review all chapters and use as needed
Lesson
Link (Word doc): Week 3 CCC TemplateLinks to an external site. (Use this template to complete the assignment.)
Project Timeline
The following is a breakdown of what will be covered in each part of the project:
Due
Description
Week 1
Selecting a communication goal and conducting research
Week 2
Describing communication pattern, analyzing goal, and developing a plan
Week 3
Implementation of the plan and evaluation of your progress
Part 1: Beginning of the Week (1 paragraph)
For this CCC, you should have chosen a person with whom you share regular communication. Write down what you project will be your opportunities to implement your plan.
Part 2: Middle of the Week (1-2 paragraphs)
In this section, you will describe the setting and people involved in your exchange that was your implementation of your CCC plan. Include enough details so that the process of the exchange is understood.
Part 3: End of the Week
Reflect on the process that you went through for your Communication Change Challenge. Use the following sub-section headings for your responses (see template). Evaluate the impact of the project as it relates to interpersonal communication and the course objectives (COs).
3A. Topic Selection Reflection (1 paragraph)
What course material did you use to help guide your particular communication change? Cite the information you found helpful as you write your paragraph summary of texts used.
3B. Implementation Analysis: Satisfaction (1 paragraph)
Consider the implementation of your new approach to communication and share which of your communication changes particularly pleased you?
3C. Implementation Analysis: Dissatisfaction (1 paragraph)
Consider the implementation of your new approach to communication and share which of your communication changes particularly displeased you.
3D. Implementation Analysis: Additional Changes (1 paragraph)
Consider the implementation of your new approach to communication and share which of your communication changes you still want to work on.
