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    This document provides instructions for students to summarize and present a business case study from Part 2 in multiple formats. Students are asked to record and upload a short video telling the story of the case in their own words. They are also asked to create an animated presentation summarizing what they learned about the business environments, trade agreements, economy sectors, cultural diversity, political climate, and security challenges related to the Americas from analyzing the case study. The presentation should not simply retell the original case but showcase the student's new understanding from the course.

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    This document provides instructions for students to summarize and present a business case study from Part 2 in multiple formats. Students are asked to record and upload a short video telling the story of the case in their own words. They are also asked to create an animated presentation summarizing what they learned about the business environments, trade agreements, economy sectors, cultural diversity, political climate, and security challenges related to the Americas from analyzing the case study. The presentation should not simply retell the original case but showcase the student's new understanding from the course.

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    Alfredo Cerda
    This document provides instructions for students to summarize and present a business case study from Part 2 in multiple formats. Students are asked to record and upload a short video telling the story of the case in their own words. They are also asked to create an animated presentation summarizing what they learned about the business environments, trade agreements, economy sectors, cultural diversity, political climate, and security challenges related to the Americas from analyzing the case study. The presentation should not simply retell the original case but showcase the student's new understanding from the course.

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    Module 3 Evidence 3

    Date: 30/11/2023

    Part 3. Rounding-up the storytelling

    By now, you should be able to tell the story of the case in a whole new way!

    So, take the text you presented in Part 2 and prepare yourself to present it by
    using many publishing platforms:

    1. Record and upload a short video about the business case you chose
    and what you did in Part 2. It must be in English, and scripted in first
    person (i.e., your face, real talk). You can upload your video privately
    to YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion or similar.
    2. Produce an animated presentation in PowerPoint, Google Slides or
    Prezi based on the storytelling you re-created after analyzing the
    business case (not from the original PDF). Here you are required to
    present the case in terms of what you learned in the course about the
    Americas (business environments, trade agreements, the economy
    sectors, cultural diversity, political climate, security challenges, and
    so on).

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