Create an Information Report Paper. Please see the attached file….

COMM 1213
Information Report Checklist
Your report
Is 3-4 pages in length (not counting the References) with 1.0–1.5 line spacing.
*The References page should be double-spaced even though the rest of the report will use 1.0–1.5-line spacing.
Is formatted as a memo (memo header appears across the top).
Has headings for each major section that are consistently formatted, as seen in the sample report.
Has headings that adequately describe the content of each section; consider parallelism.
Has consistently formatted sub-headings (if you have used them).
Has consistent spacing between sections.
Leaves a space in between paragraphs within the same section to show the reader paragraph breaks.
Does not indent its paragraphs – everything is left justified.
Has paragraphs that are not too lengthy (sections contain several smaller paragraphs).
Uses an introductory sentence for any bulleted list used.
Starts numbering the pages at page 2.
Contains an Introduction, 3 body sections (the remote work wellness program ideas), and a Summary.
Has a Purpose Statement, Scope, and Preview of Main Sections in the Introduction.
Stays objective – gives equal attention and length of discussion to each of your three program ideas.
**Is not simply “a bunch of research strung together”–your “voice” introduces and discusses the research throughout each section. You cannot have entire sections of just research citations; you need sentences of your own ideas connecting everything to make the document “flow.” Comment on the research and give examples as needed.
Has used the one provided article + at least one additional article you have found–two articles minimum are required.
Has quoted and/or paraphrased in each major section of the body: two or three citations per major body section. Citations are permissible in the Introduction and Summary if you feel they fit, but they are not required in those parts.
Has research that is properly cited in APA: in-text citations are used for all quotations and paraphrases and a References page is provided at the end of the report. The References page is correctly formatted (i.e. double-spaced).
Has properly integrated one visual that you have created using appropriate software and data from one (or perhaps two) of the articles. The visual is introduced, labeled, titled, cited, and discussed afterwards (see the integration rules discussed in Week 11).
Has been proofread for grammar, word choice, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure, and clarity.
Attachments:
9138959_1_Information-Report-Checklist.docx