Prepare a 15- to 20-slide presentation using the Kaltura tool in Blackboard (See Getting Started with Kaltura in your course menu on the left). Make sure your presentation includes audio and either speaker notes, a video capture of yourself delivering the presentation, or full video (see example listed below). The presentation should be between 8 to 10 minutes long. Recording, Uploading, and Submitting The Kaltura Desktop Recording tool is available for free to WCU students to assist with recording video assignments. Another software or tool may be used to record your assignment. Completed videos are required to be uploaded to your Kaltura My Media area before they can be submitted in the Blackboard assignment area via Mashups Tool > Kaltura Media. Kaltura Mashups Tool Click for more options This windshield survey is a tool used by public health nurses to obtain basic knowledge about a given community. This survey can be conducted by traveling by car, walking, or taking public transportation to gather information on the health of a community and the members of that community. When conducting this survey, make sure to include all community participants, schools, police, fire, hospitals, clinics, etc. Also, please make sure to share your completed presentation with an identified entity in the surveyed community who might be interested in your findings. COMMUNITY IS ORLANDO COMMUNITY IS ORLANDO COMMUNITY IS ORLANDO For an example project, watch the Community Assessment Windshield Survey video at this link: Click for more options https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGXMoQjXbUk Reflect on the data you have gathered in your research and drive through your community. While we all may love the communities we live in, but no community is perfect. What does your community do well to serve its inhabitants? What can it improve on to improve the lives of the people within? Prepare your presentation. Take the information and pictures and prepare a 15- to 20-slide PPT presentation with all the data that you collected. What should the presentation include? Description of the community (location, map, demographics) Background of the community (established when? Why did people start this community?) Information on all community participants, such as schools, police, fire, hospitals, clinics, etc. Summary of what the community does well and what can be improved
