Welcome to MT302 Unit 2 Seminar.  Review of Syllabus and Class requirement policies:  Late work policy submissions  Requirements for the class (Discussion.

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Welcome to MT302 Unit 2 Seminar

 Review of Syllabus and Class requirement policies:  Late work policy submissions  Requirements for the class (Discussion Boards Postings)  Requirements APA formatting, Citations, Reference Page  Topic of the week – Individual Behavior, Attitudes & Job Satisfaction ◦ Read Chapter 2 and 3 in your eBook  Discussion board posts  Assignment  Quiz  Path Forward and Unit 3 Unit 2 Agenda Topics

 AIM-SAPHAMP  -  Phone: Hint: Needed for Unit 1 homework

Remember that your instructor is not equipped to help you with technological issues.

Office Hours are held in AIM:  Mon & Wed  9 PM to 10 PM EST (unless it’s a holiday) Hint: Needed for Unit 1 homework

 Classes are 10 weeks in length ◦ the last week does not have a seminar.  Each week comprises 1 unit. ◦ Week 1=Unit 1  Units begin every Wednesday and end on the following Tuesday.

 Each Unit will include the following: ◦ Seminar ◦ Discussion ◦ Participation ◦ Homework (usually)  Weeks might also include the following: ◦ Quiz

 Seminar time is limited and goes by quickly  Please adhere to the following policies to be sure that we can cover everything for the week!

 We will be discussing and expanding on the readings.  Seminars add to your understanding of the weekly material.  In addition, it is a time when we can interact with each other.

 The first 5 minutes are for greeting your classmates.  Once I state that the seminar has started, please do not post any other greetings. This bears repeating …. Please do not greet each other at any other time.

Please do not announce that you are late or that you are leaving the seminar early. Why?--It tends to take the class off-track because people feel rude if they do not acknowledge you. Think about this…. if you were late in a ground class, would you stop the class to announce when you arrived?

◦ For example, if your computer is not working or you are having trouble staying connected, instructors and classmates have no way to help you and the seminar needs to continue despite your issues. We have so much material to cover in the hour Meanwhile, you can call Tech Support to get the help you need.

 As a review, conduct yourself as you would in a traditional class setting.  Let’s save the last five minutes of the seminar for questions because chances are that any questions you come with will be covered during the seminar.

 Review of Syllabus and Class Requirement Policies

 Make sure you know where to find your Syllabus. (Course Home & Doc Sharing) ◦ Syllabus outlines the course structure ◦ Syllabus provides the grading rubric ◦ Syllabus provides the late work submission policy ◦ Syllabus provides APA formatting information

 Where do you find it? ◦ Go to the left side of the classroom. ◦ Under Course Home, click on Course Syllabus Syllabus ~ Print it!

 Doc Sharing will contain many great resources which I would recommend that you visit often. You can also find your chapter readings that are in PDF format.

Submitting Homework  To submit homework, click on the Dropbox tab.  Select “Submit an Assignment ” and then choose the correct “Submit to Basket.”  Naming Convention s: When assignments are submitted, use the correct naming convention for your document.

Dropbox Drop Box is your key to homework submittal and to review returned work with instructor comments….. Note the little paper Icon that shows that the work was submitted correctly. Now, click on it to check it ~ be sure it is what you meant to send.

Your Assignment is due in the Dropbox by Midnight (Tuesday) MST.  Remember that this needs to be a Word Document that is ATTACHED to the drop box. For those who might still be struggling with this, here is a step-by-step process for you. Save the document frequently as you work. NOTE where you saved your document. When you are done, submit your document using the Dropbox directions on the next page. 1. Go the Dropbox to submit the saved file. 2. Click the "Dropbox" tab. 3. Click "Submit an Assignment". 4. Using the drop-down box, choose the assignment. 5. Make sure you have used the correct format (.doc). 6. Click "Add Attachments". Click "Browse..." 7. Go to the folder on your computer that contains your projects. Click on the correct document. The filename should now appear. 8. Click "Attach file". Wait for the file to upload. Click "Ok". Your project has now been submitted. **You should be able to see the paper ICON in the outbox if you have attached your document appropriately.** Assignments that are copied and pasted to the comment area of the drop box will be returned without a grade, so please make sure that you attach your document appropriately.

 LATE WORK IS THE “EXCEPTION VS. THE RULE”. I DO NOT LIKE LATE WORK.  Work should be submitted on time. If you have an extenuating circumstance:  Contact me by BEFORE THE DUE DATE with details and EXACT DATES WHEN THE WRITTEN WORK WILL BE READY FOR GRADING

 Once the LATE WORK IS COMPLETED:  POST THE LATE WORK IN THE APPROPRIATE DROPBOX FOR THE UNIT  SEND AN WITH THE LATE WORK ATTACHED.  NOTE: I do not go back looking for late work after a unit closes unless I know it is there to be graded.

 PLEASE BE ADVISED:  LATE POINTS WILL BE Deducted  Please note: even though you will lose points for late work, it is better to submit late work to get some points vs. no work and obtain zero points.

 NO WORK WILL BE GRADED THAT IS MORE THAN TWO WEEKS (2) AFTER THE REGULAR UNIT DUE DATES – NO EXCEPTION  You will not be able to submit late work from the beginning of the term. NO Exceptions.

 NO LATE DISCUSSION BOARDS POINTS AFTER UNIT CLOSES.  Why? Discussion Boards are intended for interaction and learning….failure to post on time will limit your interaction on the unit’s topic.  No Discussion Board postings during the  Unit = 0 points for that unit

Discussion Board postings

 Discussion boards are an important part of online learning. It is through the discussion boards we discuss the topics of the week, interact and discuss our experiences related to the TOPIC OF THE WEEK and learn from each other: Therefore it is vital to stay on top of your weekly unit expectations

 Minimum of three postings per question  Less than three pots will result in loss of points  At least one reference in a posting (preferably the initial posting) See syllabus for exact requirements

 Make your first post no later than Saturday of the unit week; earlier is better.  NOTE: Postings made all on the last day of the unit will incur a 10 point discussion board loss. No exception. Please post as required.  (I hate when students lose points!)

APA Formatting REQUIRED! APA FORMATTING

APA FORMATTING IS A MUST FOR THE CLASS: STUDENTS OFTEN LOSE POINTS DUE TO:  Failure to provide a cover page for work submitted  Failure to double space documents and indent paragraphs  Failure to cite in your answers (citing substantiates answers – provides validity and credibility to your points)  Failure to provide a reference page and format the reference page properly

 General formatting (there are others).  The citations options are available at the Purdue owl website provided to you via e- mail and in announcements. Please use the examples when you cite.  560/01/

 For each citation used in the written document you should have:  A complete formatted reference for the each citation used. (notice the hanging indent of each line after the first line). The lines ARE NOT CENTERED but indented See the the search box put in references, citations or other items needed.

 Example  The In text citation is: (Berndt, 2002)  The accompanying reference for the in text citation is:  Berndt, T. J. (2002). Friendship quality and social development. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 11, 7-10.

 Please don’t lose points for poor formatting. When in doubt just ask for help…  You can do this with Success!

 Read Chapter 2 and 3 in your eBook  Take part in the Discussion Board ◦ In this Discussion board, you must answer one discussion topic  Assignment ◦ Case Incident 1: Managers who use punishment  Quiz ◦ Test your knowledge ◦ Use your eBook (PDF)

Individual Behavior, Attitudes and Job Satisfaction

 Attitudes are evaluative statements- either favorable or unfavorable concerning objects, people, or events.

The Hospitality Business:

 Checklist: In this Discussion, you must answer one discussion topic. Question 1 has 2 parts Part a) What moderating factors* can improve the statistical relationship between employee attitudes and employee behavior? Explain, substantiate, and provide examples to support your discussion. Part b): Why are employee attitudes and employee behavior important to an organization? Explain, substantiate, and provide examples to support your discussion. Respond to the discussion board according to the Course Syllabus.

 Checklist:  The assignment for this unit is Case Incident 1: Managers who use punishment (Chapter Two, page 67)  Minimum page count requirement for this project is two to three pages of body text; this does not include the cover page or the reference page.  Please remember: Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation, Sentence structure and word usage always count.  Download the assignment template.  Complete the assignment in an essay format which answers all the questions…  “Remember where you saved the file and save your often”

 30 Questions ◦ T/F ◦ Multiple Choice ◦ Chapters 2 & 3 ◦ Pages 48-92

 Answer the five questions in an essay format that are found inside the template.  Please make sure you follow APA guidelines with this assignment. *APA Hint: Presentation on “APA Made Simple”

Personality, Values, Perception and Decision Making  Read Chapter Four and Five  Take part in the Discussion Posts ◦ In this Discussion, you must respond to the following question: Values: "Basic convictions that a specific mode of conduct or end-state of existence is personally or socially preferable to an opposite or converse mode of conduct or end state of existence'" (Robbins & Judge, 2007, p. 120). ◦ Question 1: Name and discuss two dominant values from each of two "cohort groups" in today's workplace (refer to Exhibit 4.5 on p. 123). Provide examples from a present or past employer to illustrate your points.  Assignment ◦ Case Incident 2: Whistle Blowers: Saints or Sinners  Activity ◦ Read this article regarding personality types and temperaments and decision making. ◦ Then answer the questions (5 points). This is a onetime quiz containing 5 multiple choice questions. You have one hour to take this quiz, so make sure you have jotted down notes for yourself regarding the personality types from the article before taking this quiz.

Unit 2 Seminar Wrap-Up! If you need assistance: o Contact instructor at their KU address o Post message to “Instructor’s Office” o Meet with instructor during Virtual Office Hours o KU Tech Support: o Academic Advisor: If you have any challenges that prevent you from succeeding this term or at KU in general o Other KU Resources: Writing Center, etc. Our next “live” seminar: Unit 3 Questions? o Course Website or Content? o Assignments? o Other issues?