7 Steps to the Best Projects You've Ever Used: The Art of Client-based Projects

Nancy Ellen Hicks

7 Steps to the Best Projects You've Ever Used: The Art of Client-based Projects

Nancy Ellen Hicks

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Abstract

Looking for outstanding projects to use in your business communication class? Client-based projects provide a collaborative, real world learning experience for students. Partnering with a non-profit organization is an ideal approach to creating client-based projects.

Original language	English
State	Published - Oct 20 2011
Event	Association for Business Communication - Montreal, Quebec, Canada Duration: Oct 20 2011 → Oct 20 2011

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Conference	Association for Business Communication
Period	10/20/11 → 10/20/11

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7 Steps to the Best Projects You've Ever Used: The Art of Client-based Projects

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