Chester Barnard Warren Bennis W. Edwards Deming Henri Fayol Mary Parker Follet Henry Ford Frank and Lillian Gilbreth Abraham Maslow |
Peter F. Drucker |
Elton Mayo Douglas McGregor Henry Mintzberg Michael Porter Alfred Sloan Frederick Taylor Max Weber |
Class Team Case Presentation
Each assigned group will give One (1) or Two (2) creative 20 – 25 minute oral presentation on a twentieth century management innovator to the class. The team will be responsible to field a question and answer period following the presentation. The presentation should focus on the management innovators contribution to management theory and practice. Who inspired the management innovator’s thought and work? Where do we still see evidence of the work of the management innovator? The presentation should be professional in nature complete with visual aids. Each team will be required to turn in all information used in your presentation It should also be highly creative yet professional.
This is a class in Management. As such, the group must Plan, Organize, Lead, and Control the presentation. Plan the presentation to be informative, address the questions asked, and stay within the time window allotted. (Time Limit: Do not be short. Do not go over. Less than 10 minutes will receive no credit). Organize the presentation in a logical order. Lead the classroom discussion regarding the presentation. Be prepared to address questions. Ask questions of the audience if none are asked of your group. Lastly, control the presentation. Again, stay within the parameters set.
Please note that there will be no make-up times available. Sign up for a timeslot for which you can assure that you will be in class.
Management Innovator Group Presentation Grade Sheet
Name: ___________________________ Start: _______ Stop: ________
Topic: _______________________________
Eye Contact and Use of Notes – (3)
Note – staring at the board or at 1 person distracts from the presentation. Students should not read their report.
Expression, Language & Forcefulness. Engagement of Class –(3)
Note – if the student is not excited about their subject then why should other people be attentive. Do they use words that one can understand and that put emphasis on the main points. Are there points of interaction for the audience?
Tools (handouts & overheads) –(3)
Note – Visual aids are required so the class can follow along. Overheads should be clear and readable.
Validity Evidence of Research/Knowledge –(3)
Note – Has a valid argument been made to prove their main point. Did they site reference material or provide supporting data to add creditability.
Adherence to Time Limits –(3)
Note – time limits are a fact of life especially as you enter the business world.
Management Innovator Team Evaluations: Name of Evaluator:___________________
Management Innovator:_______________
You have worked together as a team on this project.
Below I’d like you to evaluate each member of your team. List each member and provide a rating as defined below. Consider both effort and contribution of each member in your evaluation.
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Presentation Team Evaluation |
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