INTRODUCE YOURSELF

Create a five slide Introduction using Powerpoint.

You will save your Powerpoint as an MP4 movie, so make sure it plays automatically.

To submit your work:

You will create an “About Me” Page in Weebly and place the video on that page.

You should also start to design your e-Portfolio this week.

Everyone will visit each other’s e-Portfolios, set up a BlogRoll, and comment on their classmate’s videos.

Introduction is Due this Friday!

OBJECTIVES

1. Demonstrate creative thinking, construct knowledge, and develop innovative products and processes using technology.
2. Analyze and Categorize personal skills and aptitudes.
3. Identify how to employ effective verbal and nonverbal communication skills.
4. Examine critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and demonstrate creativity and resourcefulness.
5. Organize ideas and then create IT-related oral and written messages to communicate those ideas.
6. compare and contrast printed and digital communications products that demonstrate appropriate and inappropriate use of design and layout principles;
7. Demonstrate an ability to accept constructive criticism.
8. Demonstrate a positive work ethic, having a positive attitude toward taking direction, and motivation toward accomplishing tasks.
9. Demonstrate the use of technology to participate in self-directed and collaborative activities.
10. Publish and save information in a variety of ways, including print or digital formats.
11. Analyze and evaluate projects for design, content delivery, purpose, and audience.
    Describe the importance of extracurricular activities in preparing for careers.
12. Identify the  leadership opportunities available through the Business Professionals of America (BPA).
13. Describe the role of BPA in career fields.
14. Explore and analyze the structure of BPA.
15. Examine how BPA’s strategic and operational plans are formulated, including how it uses planning tools.
16. Examine processes for accomplishing an organization’s goals using available resources.
17. Examine the roles of the BPA officers and participate in PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURES for the BPA organization.​
18. Demonstrate proper use of system management tools.
19. Use file management tools to create folders and subfolders.
20. Select, move, copy, cut, delete, rename, and sort files within folders and subfolders.
21. Practice viewing files in different ways (by icon, name, type, size, and date).
22. Use the trash or recycling features to safely manage file deletions and restore files.
23. Identify the appropriate use of e-mail and common problems associated with e-mail.
24. Demonstrate e-mail etiquette.
25. Utilize information transferred through e-mail to solve business problems and complete business tasks.

Uses a mixture of both DIM and DAA TEKS standards.

BPA READY
WHAT IS PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE?
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE IS THE BODY OF RULES, ETHICS, AND CUSTOMS GOVERNING MEETINGS AND OTHER OPERATIONS OF CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND LEGISLATIVE BODIES,  ORGANIZATIONS USE “ROBERT’S RULES OF ORDER” AS THEIR GUIDELINES: YOU CAN REVIEW THEM HERE. 
AXTELL BPA RULES OF ORDER.
HEAD TABLE: CENTER SEAT – PRESIDENT; TO THE LEFT OF PRESIDENT, PARLIAMENTARIAN; TO THE LEFT OF THE PARLIAMENTARIAN, VICE PRESIDENT; TO THE RIGHT OF THE PRESIDENT, SECRETARY; TO THE RIGHT OF SECRETARY, TREASURER
MEMBERS SIGN IN
BPA PRESIDENT: CALL MEETING TO ORDER. 
BPA VICE PRESIDENT: HAND OUT AGENDAS
BPA CHAPLAIN: GIVE OPENING PRAYER (INVOCATION).
BPA SECRETARY: ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS PRESENT.
BPA SECRETARY: READING OF MINUTES OF LAST MEETING. (MOTION TO APPROVE OR AMEND)
BPA TREASURER: READING OF THE FINANCIAL REPORT. (MOTION TO APPROVE OR AMEND)
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
SPECIAL ORDERS — IMPORTANT BUSINESS PREVIOUSLY DESIGNATED FOR CONSIDERATION AT THIS MEETING.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
NEW BUSINESS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ADJOURNMENT.