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Write an instructional guide that will be distributed to those who will be setting up booths at your annual community outreach festival. The guide should be 1–2 pages and should provide guidance on the various elements a booth proprietor would need to know to successfully set up for the festival. Be sure to offer a clear heading that summarizes the task, use numbered lists if and when necessary, and do not mix instructions with conceptual information. Your level of detail should reflect the skill level of the person performing the task. Close by letting the reader know when the task is complete.

Unit 4 Individual Project Grading Criteria

Maximum Points

Guide is 1–2 pages and provides guidance on the various elements a booth proprietor needs to know to successfully set up for the festival

40

Guide includes clear headings, numbered lists as needed, and focuses on providing instructions

30

Guide is written using an appropriate level of detail reflective of the skill level of the person performing the task

30

Utilized professional and consistent formatting, including font and spacing, according to the conventions of an instructional guide

30

Utilized appropriate grammar and spelling

20

Total

150
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6 years ago
Hello!

I've created something for you.

As we are all aware, we will be hosting the Annual Community Outreach Festival during this coming weekend. Believing that all the necessary payments have been made and all the requirements met, our aim is to ensure that the festival turns out to be exciting in the sense that there will be pronounced booths and diverse gifts for the customers. There are a number of things to be considered by the vendors in order to ensure effectiveness of the Festival.

I.   Electricity: There is no provision of electricity by the festival management. Generators are only allowed in vendor booths dealing with food.

II.   Actual Event Day: The vendors must have arrived at their booths by 9AM on the actual day of the event. The Festival will begin with an opening song from the community choir therefore rendering it open to the community at large.

III.   Check In and Out: there should only be one entrance and one exit for the vendors as well as the general public. To avoid commotion, the vendors should be settled at their booths before the opening of the Festival at 9:30AM.

IV.   Parking: the vendors should ensure that their transport vehicles take the shortest time inside the Festival ground to allow unpacking of their resources. Otherwise the vehicles should be packed on the parking lot which is opposite the Festival ground.

V.   Security: the booths should always be guarded at all times and should not at any point be left unattended to at any point before, during, and after the Festival.

VI.   Take-Down of Booths: the booths should remain intact until after the official closure of the event at exactly 4.30PM. Disassembling of the booths should take place before the transport vehicles are driven into the Festival ground to be loaded. The vehicles should also follow the rule of only one entrance and exit.
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6 years ago
Can you put that in a word document
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