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A G U I D E T O C R E A T I N G
Y O U R F I N A L P R O J E C T I N
P R O F E S S I O N A L E N G L I S H
Types of Projects
When You Memo Me
The labels of the contents of the memo’s body: Theme Target audience or beneficiaries Type of project Benefits of the project Green aspect Why it is simple Why it is viable or profitable Why or how it is an original idea
It should clearly show (don’t say it) a relationship to your major course of study.
Information Technology Majors
If you are going to be an IT major, your project should be related to
oinformation and to
otechnology.
Remember the meaning of "information" and of "technology" as given during my lecture.
Business Majors
For business majors, the project should be related to business, so include these in your memo:
Product or service
Target market
Capital or investment
Materials and/or equipment
Profit
General Theme
The project theme is about going green.
This can mean:
protecting the environment,
conserving resources, or
recycling resources
Specify which one.
Target Audience
The project is useful to a specific group of receivers in your home province, in your country of origin.
Specify the target audience, receivers or beneficiaries.
Specify how this project is useful to them, or how they will benefit from this project.
T Y P E S O F " G O I N G G R E E N " P R O J E C T S
PROJECT TYPES
In your Memo
Show (not tell) your project type.
It can be any one or a combination of:
Adding Value(s)
Conserving Value(s)
Improving Value(s)
Preserving Value(s)
Creating Value (s)
Adding Value(s)
Improve something
Decrease the disadvantages
Increase the usefulness
Increase the advantages
Increase access to information about it
oThe merits
oThe demerits
Conserving Value(s)
Conserving:
Resources: energy, money, effort, time,
Environment (i.e., recycle waste products)
Create information or guides to save time, effort, money, or environment
Create information about available resources that can help solve problems;
Improving Value(s)
Increase user access (make something easier for a target audience to use)
Information (how to)
Improve the usability of something that is difficult to use
Improve usefulness of something that is always used
Increase user choices of something
Preserving Value(s)
Preserving cultural knowledge, cultural information, disappearing practices, forgotten knowledge
Collect, organize, share knowledge from around the world regarding something
Increase access to knowledge or values to your target audience or to a larger audience
Creating Value(s)
Creating a new or original
product,
process,
skill,
attitude, or idea
… that is useful to a specific receiver or target audience.
Tips
Think outside the box. Be creative.
Keep it very simple, and make it very effective.
Save paper, ink, money, energy, and space.
Do not print on paper unless it is absolutely necessary.