NSG517 FINAL PROJECT PPT PRESENTATION

FINAL PPT PRESENTATION

This final project has been designed to help culminate the content of this course as it relates to the NONPF Core Competencies.  As you are working on your project, the NONPF core competencies document will be an important reference as will be your Hamric and Hanson's textbook and canvas resources.  You are not required to use any outside resources.  We are looking to see that you understand the competencies and how to support the competencies that are the foundation of your advanced practice.  Please be sure to review the rubric for this assignment.

You are going to create a 10 minute narrated powerpoint presentation on the topic you signed up for in Module 1.  You will post your narrated PPT to the designated Discussion Board by midnight Friday.  You will also give a brief peer review discussion board response for 2 of your peers.  They must be from 2 different scenarios and not the same scenario you signed up for.   For example, if you chose to present scenario # 1, you may choose to do a peer review on a presentation from scenario # 2 and #4..  You will not review  anyone who presented the same scenario as you.  They should each be for 2 different scenarios and you will not give a peer review on someone who did the same scenario you presented and you will not do 2 peer reviews on the same scenario . That means you will give 2 peer reviews in total.  Your peer review should be no longer than 1-2 brief paragraphs. Please choose peer presentations that do not have 2 comments already.  See the rubric for the required elements which includes the peer review for this assignment.   When you post your narrated PPT to DB  please label it with your name and scenario #. For example- I would label my presentation Michael Zoltko Scenario # 1. Please complete your peer responses by midnight Sunday.

Here is a resource to help you with your peer review/constructive feedback. Take note of the 6 step method to give constructive feedback.

https://blog.openclassrooms.com/en/2019/06/18/how-to-give-constructive-and-useful-peer-to-peer-feedback/ (Links to an external site.)