MARKETING 160 With Duane Weaver

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MARKETING 160 With Duane Weaver Please take 10 minutes to read the course outline

MODULE ONE Course oVerview, Brands, ChP. 1 and MARKETING PLAN STRUCTURE Course Outline Read and Review Practice iRAT Form Teams Introductions with Brand and Team Name Practice tRAT Write Appeals Debrief and questions BREAK (you should review Chp. 1 if have not done so yet) Chp. 1 iRAT, tRAT, Appeals, Debrief, In Class Team Activities SUMMARY Please take 10 minutes to read the course outline

COURSE OUTLINE AND practice i-rAT Having Taken 10 minutes to read the course outline let’s do a practice individual Readiness Assessment Test (iRAT) Academic Integrity is expected: please no talking or looking at others work during the test or you will earn “0” for that iRAT You will have 7 minutes to complete the iRAT

i-RAT 4:30 6:00 4:00 1:00 5:00 2:00 5:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 TIMES UP! 7:00 3:00 0:30 6:30

Team formation Line up by all those who have another degree already Of those remaining, line up by all of those who are taking business as an elective or minor (not part of the Faculty of Management BBA, BRTM, BHOSP) Of those remaining, line up by all of those who have previously studied in a country outside of Canada from farthest from Canada to closest. Of those remaining, line up by years of paid work experience (from most to least) All those remaining line up by how far your place of birth is from the Bastion in downtown Nanaimo

Introductions with brand and TEAM NAME Take 10 minutes to: Introduce yourself to your team mates Create a team Name Share the sample brands you brought with you and select one that best represents your team (be prepared to explain why)

Practice t-RAT Team readiness Assurance Test

Practice t-RAT Take test again—as a team Still CLOSED BOOK!!! Designate team scratcher – use coin or key Scratch ONLY when team reaches consensus Revealing star indicates right answer Keep discussing and scratching until you find the star! Record scores and total (see next slide) 10 5 2 10 2

Decremental Scoring of Team RAT Remember time is limited! Right answer on: 1st try = 10 points 2nd try = 5 points 3rd try = 2 points 4th or 5th try = 0 points Don’t find the correct answer on the first try? Keep discussing and scratching to earn partial credit

T-RAT 7:00 6:00 8:00 4:00 5:00 1:00 3:00 2:00 1:30 0:30 4:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 2:30 3:30 TIMES UP!

T-RAT TIMES UP!

Scoring your Team Rat Right answer on first try = 10 points Right answer on second try = 5 points Right answer on third try = 2 points Right answer on fourth or fifth try = 0 points

During the t-RAT… I had time to mark your iRATs

Keeping Track Please enter your iRAT and tRAT scores on the sheet provided in your team folder

Did anyone’s individual score beat your team’s score?

10 minutes Appeals Process You can appeal AS A TEAM any questions that you believe were misleading, unfair, or inaccurate. OPEN BOOK Appeal must be IN WRITING (see appeals forms in your folder) Include reasons and CITE EVIDENCE from the text to support your argument…OR… If your appeal is based on misleading language in the question, you must include ALTERNATE QUESTION WORDING. Appeals form in your folder

We now have a few minutes for “Clarification” Reflecting on the course outline… What is still murky about the rationale, purpose and structure of the course? Student Preparedness (pre-reading) Readiness Assurance Tests (individual and team) Team application tasks Team Marketing Plan Individual assessments Student Agency and Accountability Summary part one

BREAK TIME TODAY we will BREAK for 20 minutes before the next iRAT Please use some of this extra long break time to review Chp. 1 before we return (I have copies for anyone who has not yet picked up their text book).

MODULE ONE Chapter one and Brands I-RAT Having Read and then Reviewed Chapter 1 during the break, please take let’s do a another individual Readiness Assessment Test (iRAT) Academic Integrity is expected: please no talking or looking at others work during the test or you will earn “0” for that iRAT You will have 7 minutes to complete the iRAT

i-RAT 4:30 6:00 4:00 1:00 5:00 2:00 5:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 TIMES UP! 7:00 3:00 0:30 6:30

Chapter one and brands t-RAT

Chapter one and brands t-RAT Still CLOSED BOOK!!! Designate team scratcher – use coin or key Scratch ONLY when team reaches consensus Revealing star indicates right answer Keep discussing and scratching until you find the star! Record scores and total (see next slide) 10 5 2 10 2

Decremental Scoring of Team RAT Remember time is limited! Right answer on: 1st try = 10 points 2nd try = 5 points 3rd try = 2 points 4th or 5th try = 0 points Don’t find the correct answer on the first try? Keep discussing and scratching to earn partial credit

T-RAT 7:00 6:00 8:00 4:00 5:00 1:00 3:00 2:00 1:30 0:30 4:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 2:30 3:30 TIMES UP!

10 minutes Appeals Process You can appeal AS A TEAM any questions that you believe were misleading, unfair, or inaccurate. OPEN BOOK Appeal must be IN WRITING (see appeals forms in your folder) Include reasons and CITE EVIDENCE from the text to support your argument…OR… If your appeal is based on misleading language in the question, you must include ALTERNATE QUESTION WORDING. Appeals form in your folder

We now have a few minutes for “Clarification” Reflecting on Chapter One What is still murky about what marketing is all about? Summary part one

CHAPTER ONE AND BRANDS COMPLETE TEAM ACTIVITY: Culture and individual personality shape human needs into wants. What transforms wants into demands? From the choices listed (A<B<C<D) select which one your team feels is the BEST answer. Be prepared to REVEAL you answer at the same time. THE QUESTION IS IN YOUR TEAM FOLDERS. You have 5 minutes to decide.

MODULE ONE SUMMARY What did we learn today?

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME For next class: please have read CHP 3, the PINK RIBBON campaign, and related link to be posted on http://web.viu.ca/weaverd under MARK 160 by January 11th (PM) and Chapter 5 (pp. 157-177) Think about and be prepared to argue FOR the PINK RIBBON campaign or AGAINST in a debate.