Social Media and Networking Presentation Scenario: Imagine that you have been hired as a consultant for a university that wants to leverage social media and networking technologies to encourage the collaboration of students, and improve their overall sense of community. Analyze how the university might integrate at least two social media and networking technologies to accomplish their goals. Your analysis must cover the advantages and disadvantages of social networking. The president of the university also needs to know what the system development life cycle is, and how you intend on bringing social networking tools to life within this cycle. Translate the critical details of your proposal into a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that you will present to the university president. Include the process of acquiring the correct information systems and applications needed to effectively run these new pursuits. Include speaker notes describing the details of the proposal on each slide. Include the following in your presentation using the features of Microsoft® PowerPoint®: · A slide template · Slide layouts · Themes · At least one example of animation · At least one example of a media object Running head: TITLE OR SHORTENED TITLE IN CAPS 1 Title of Paper in Title Case First and Last Name University Name Comment [KRK1]: Running head Comment [KRK2]: Type your title, name, and the university where you conducted your research and center it between the left and right margins in the upper half of the page. TITLE OR SHORTENED TITLE IN CAPS 2 Abstract Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Quisque metus felis, aliquet mattis faucibus at, placerat eu est. Sed consequat urna in tellus dapibus a consequat ligula aliquam. Proin vitae justo et magna tincidunt viverra. Sed aliquam leo a sem pharetra tristique. Donec semper luctus consequat. Nullam rhoncus nibh eget nisl fringilla id eleifend metus luctus. Integer venenatis, diam nec euismod hendrerit, mauris lorem tincidunt turpis, sit amet cursus ligula urna tempus magna. Ut vulputate sapien vel dui fringilla viverra ac eu leo. Fusce scelerisque dui at justo ultrices malesuada. Phasellus imperdiet felis in magna vehicula aliquet. Morbi sodales porttitor sapien at dictum. Nam vel eros erat. Integer nisi nisl, convallis non interdum a, varius ut odio. Proin varius venenatis nisi sit amet malesuada. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Quisque metus felis, aliquet mattis faucibus at, placerat eu est. Sed consequat urna in tellus dapibus a consequat ligula aliquam. Proin vitae justo et magna tincidunt viverra. Sed aliquam leo a sem pharetra tristique. Keywords: addiction, recidivism, triggers Comment [KRK3]: An abstract is a 150-250 word summary of your research findings. Your abstract should be size 12, in Times New Roman font, and double-spaced. The first l.

1. Social Media and Networking Presentation
Scenario: Imagine that you have been hired as a consultant for a
university that wants to leverage social media and networking
technologies to encourage the collaboration of students, and
improve their overall sense of community.
Analyze how the university might integrate at least two social
media and networking technologies to accomplish their goals.
Your analysis must cover the advantages and disadvantages of
social networking. The president of the university also needs to
know what the system development life cycle is, and how you
intend on bringing social networking tools to life within this
cycle.
Translate the critical details of your proposal into a 10- to 15-
slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that you will
present to the university president.
Include the process of acquiring the correct information systems
and applications needed to effectively run these new pursuits.
Include speaker notes describing the details of the proposal on
each slide.
Include the following in your presentation using the features of
Microsoft® PowerPoint®:
· A slide template
· Slide layouts
· Themes
· At least one example of animation
· At least one example of a media object
Running head: TITLE OR SHORTENED TITLE IN CAPS 1

2. Title of Paper in Title Case
First and Last Name
University Name
Comment [KRK1]: Running head
Comment [KRK2]: Type your title, name, and
the university where you conducted your research
and center it between the left and right margins in
the upper half of the page.

3. TITLE OR SHORTENED TITLE IN CAPS 2
Abstract
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Quisque metus felis, aliquet mattis
faucibus at, placerat eu est. Sed consequat urna in tellus dapibus
a consequat ligula aliquam.
Proin vitae justo et magna tincidunt viverra. Sed aliquam leo a
sem pharetra tristique. Donec
semper luctus consequat. Nullam rhoncus nibh eget nisl fringilla
id eleifend metus luctus. Integer
venenatis, diam nec euismod hendrerit, mauris lorem tincidunt
turpis, sit amet cursus ligula urna
tempus magna. Ut vulputate sapien vel dui fringilla viverra ac
eu leo. Fusce scelerisque dui at
justo ultrices malesuada. Phasellus imperdiet felis in magna
vehicula aliquet. Morbi sodales
porttitor sapien at dictum. Nam vel eros erat. Integer nisi nisl,
convallis non interdum a, varius ut
odio. Proin varius venenatis nisi sit amet malesuada. Lorem
ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur
adipiscing elit. Quisque metus felis, aliquet mattis faucibus at,
placerat eu est. Sed consequat

4. urna in tellus dapibus a consequat ligula aliquam. Proin vitae
justo et magna tincidunt viverra.
Sed aliquam leo a sem pharetra tristique.
Keywords: addiction, recidivism, triggers
Comment [KRK3]: An abstract is a 150-250
word summary of your research findings. Your
abstract should be size 12, in Times New Roman
font, and double-spaced. The first line of your
abstract will not be indented. Because titles are no
longer considered level one headings, the word
“Abstract” should not be bolded. Your block of text
will begin underneath the word “Abstract”. Given
the nature of an abstract, it is best to write your
abstract last, as you will want to include details from
your paper in the text.
Comment [KRK4]: A good abstract has several
characteristics: First, a good abstract contains key
words. Key words are words or phrases relevant to
your report. Sometimes these key words are also
included in a list beneath your abstract paragraph.

5. Format your keywords as so.
TITLE OR SHORTENED TITLE IN CAPS 3
Title of Paper in Title Case
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Quisque metus felis, aliquet
mattis faucibus at, placerat eu est. Sed consequat urna in tellus
dapibus a consequat ligula
aliquam. Proin vitae justo et magna tincidunt viverra. Sed
aliquam leo a sem pharetra tristique.
Donec semper luctus consequat (Robinson & Berridge, 2003).
Nullam rhoncus nibh eget nisl
fringilla id eleifend metus luctus. Integer venenatis, diam nec
euismod hendrerit, mauris lorem
tincidunt turpis, sit amet cursus ligula urna tempus magna.
Header Number One
Ut vulputate sapien vel dui fringilla viverra ac eu leo. Fusce
scelerisque dui at justo
ultrices malesuada. Phasellus imperdiet felis in magna vehicula
aliquot (Robinson & Berridge,
2003). Morbi sodales porttitor sapien at dictum. Nam vel eros

6. erat. Integer nisi nisl, convallis
non interdum a, varius ut odio. Proin varius venenatis nisi sit
amet malesuada. Suspendisse
ultricies lacus a nulla placerat ornare. Sed egestas est sed mi
porta adipiscing. In nibh arcu,
placerat a pulvinar eu, sodales pretium nibh. Maecenas
pellentesque fermentum luctus. Duis
tincidunt magna in nisi accumsan feugiat tempor augue tempor.
Nam gravida quam faucibus
ligula dignissim elementum.
Heading Number Two
Quisque risus felis, ultricies vitae egestas ut, pellentesque sit
amet orci. Cras gravida
mollis libero, sit amet elementum mauris consectetur eu. Nunc
fringilla adipiscing nisl, et
elementum lorem vehicula non. Peck found the following:
Duis pellentesque, lacus ut interdum laoreet, quam mi volutpat
felis, sit amet fermentum
sem metus euismod risus. Fusce convallis laoreet lacus, eu
malesuada turpis laoreet id.
Pellentesque ac turpis quis massa euismod ultricies. Nunc nec
enim nec nisl venenatis
Comment [KRK5]: Parenthetical citation for a

7. paraphrase
TITLE OR SHORTENED TITLE IN CAPS 4
pellentesque quis sed odio. Aliquam tincidunt, urna vel
convallis sodales, tortor lectus
tempor est, et faucibus nulla tellus in enim. Nunc eu tincidunt
arcu. Vivamus quis sem at
ante interdum placerat. Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in
faucibus orci luctus et ultrices
posuere cubilia Curae; Curabitur tincidunt, justo egestas
pharetra euismod, orci urna
cursus mauris, id molestie quam diam a mauris. Quisque arcu
orci, dapibus nec lacinia ut,
vestibulum cursus libero. (p. 40)
Proin scelerisque libero eros, sit amet cursus ligula. Aenean
consectetur lorem in orci varius vitae
pellentesque justo porttitor.
Heading number three. Aenean risus mauris, placerat sed
imperdiet sed, tristique ut
purus. In non arcu lorem, et porta lorem. “Vivamus vulputate
interdum fermentum” (Peck, 1978,
p. 17). Donec eu eros nisl. Sed id diam dolor. Mauris vel quam

8. ligula. Vivamus felis tellus,
elementum eu ornare quis, consectetur vitae dui. Aliquam
luctus, arcu elementum lobortis
sollicitudin, elit sapien elementum ligula, eget luctus tellus nisl
eget erat. Aenean arcu enim,
iaculis vitae tincidunt eget, adipiscing in justo. Suspendisse
vehicula libero id tortor
condimentum rutrum.
Heading number four. Vestibulum vulputate, augue in luctus
dapibus, felis mauris
placerat libero, vel fringilla tellus arcu sed lacus. Donec non
arcu in odio adipiscing suscipit.
Praesent cursus ullamcorper tincidunt. Nam blandit aliquet erat
ac scelerisque. Cras id posuere
erat. Sed scelerisque dolor a ante semper non bibendum quam
ornare. “Then he believed in the
LORD; and He counted it to him as righteousness” (Gen. 15:6,
English Standard Version). Duis
eu tortor quis lorem pretium pretium. Curabitur id leo elit. Nam
vitae nisl quis magna lacinia
semper non at erat. Etiam nisi eros, fermentum nec dapibus non,
fermentum vitae nunc.
Curabitur diam magna, molestie eu vulputate id, mollis sed
turpis.

9. Comment [KRK6]: Any quotation 40 words or
longer is considered a block quote. Block quotes are
formatted as so, without quotation marks. Note the
period at the end of the actual quote, before the
page number in parentheses.
Comment [KRK7]: When citing a direct quote,
include the page number, along with the author(s)
last name(s) and year of publication.
Comment [KRK8]: In APA, classical works are
only cited parenthetically. The Bible is considered a
classical work.
TITLE OR SHORTENED TITLE IN CAPS 5
Heading number five. Donec aliquet purus arcu. Quisque purus
libero, mattis adipiscing
suscipit non, imperdiet sed elit. Nam id neque vitae odio
euismod tempus. Vivamus hendrerit
orci vel leo blandit consequat. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et
magnis dis parturient montes,
nascetur ridiculus mus. Aenean est magna, scelerisque ac iaculis
in, volutpat eget turpis. Morbi
consequat dui eu urna suscipit dignissim. Suspendisse varius,
turpis ac tempor fringilla, felis arcu
malesuada massa, eget feugiat magna nisl quis lectus. Sed ac

10. neque a erat mattis euismod et nec
metus. Duis aliquet, erat vitae dignissim ultices, ligula dui
laoreet tortor, ut molestie erat lorem
nec diam. Nam convallis purus eget quam rhoncus malesuada.
Integer ipsum turpis, ultricies nec
mollis consectetur, tempus sed mi.
TITLE OR SHORTENED TITLE IN CAPS 6
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Robinson, T. E., & Berridge, K. C. (2003). Addiction. Annual
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British Journal of Hospital
Medicine, 56, 136-140.

12. Comment [KRK9]: Your reference list should be
alphabetized and double spaced. The first line of
each entry will be flush left and all subsequent lines
indented (hanging indent).
Comment [KRK10]: Book with multiple authors
Comment [KRK11]: Book with more than one
edition
Comment [KRK12]: Chapter in a book
Comment [KRK13]: Website with no author
Comment [KRK14]: Book with one author
Comment [KRK15]: Journal article with no DOI
Comment [KRK16]: Website with an author
Comment [KRK17]: Journal article with DOI
Comment [KRK18]: Journal article in print
http://www.annualreviews.org/journal/psych
RUNNING HEAD: ETHICS RESEARCH PAPER

13. Title
Institution Affiliation
Name
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RUNNING HEAD:
ETHICS RESEARCH PAPER
Title
Institution Affiliation
Name