Note that the due date for the assessment has been updated. Word limit: 500 words Note. On all written assessments, a 10% margin from the maximum word limit is allowed. However, a deduction of 1% will be made from the final mark for each 1% beyond the 10 % margin. So, for a 500 word-limit assessment, no penalties are incurred up to 550 words. However, every 1% beyond the 550 words will incur a 1% deduction in marks. Details: 1960-SIM-IB-Assessment Task 1-Guide-UPDATED.pdfPreview the document(please download and read this carefully)Preview the document Article review template: Journal Article Review Template.docxPreview the document Use the above template to complete your article review assessment. You are not allowed to edit the questions in the template or create your own. Your submission will not be assessed unless the correct template is used. You need to submit your review in the MS Word format. Make sure that your file is not corrupted or damaged before submission. Your work may not be assessed and may be awarded a zero if an incorrect or damaged file is submitted. Articles: Choose one article from below to write your review. Article 1. Enderwick-Understanding the Rise of Global Protectionism.pdfPreview the document Article 2 Steenkamp-Uncertain future of globalization.pdfPreview the document Article 3 Okazaki and Taylor-Social media and international advertising.pdfPreview the document Marking rubric IB-Assessment Task 1-Marking criteria-rubric.pdfPreview the document Submission of the assignment The assignment must be submitted electronically via Canvas of this course. Any late assignment, unless granted an extension by the course coordinator, will be penalised at 10% of the total possible marks for each day after the due date (i.e. if a student gets 6.5 marks (out of 10) and is one day late, deducting 10% of the total possible mark for the assignment (1 mark) would give the student a final mark of 5.5 marks. If a student gets 9 marks (out of 10) and is two days late, deducting 20% of the total possible mark for the assignment (2 marks) would give the student a final mark of 7 marks). Assignments will not be accepted if more than five working days late, unless special consideration or an extension of time has been approved. Important Information about electronic submission 1) Your work submitted to the Canvas will be checked by Turnitin. 2) The Turnitin system might not be able to process your submission in the case of large volume of submissions at the same time (for example: when a large number of students submit their assignments just right before the due time). Therefore, you need to allow yourself sufficient time to submit your work. About Turnitin Turnitin will check your assignment for originality and will generate a report indicating areas in which the content overlaps with other resources. Therefore you need to make sure that your write-up is your own work and never do ‘copy and paste’. When you use others’ idea in your essay, you should try to paraphrase it thoroughly and acknowledge the sources by proper citation(in-text) and in the reference list (end-of-text). Special Consideration Extension of time up to seven calendar days may be approved by the Course Coordinator in certain circumstances. Extension of time beyond seven calendar days after the original submission due date is available only by prior approval from the Special Consideration Unit. Further details about special consideration can be found at Academic integrity The penalties for cheating in assessment are severe, whether the cheating involves plagiarism, fabrication, falsification of data, copyright infringement or some other method. Penalties can include charges of academic misconduct, cancellation of results and exclusion from your course. It is also a disciplinary offence for you to allow your work to be plagiarised by another student. You are responsible for keeping your work in a secure place. RMIT has a policy on plagiarism available at. You are reminded that the Turnitin program is used in this course to check the submitted assessment for originality. To avoid plagiarism, you must acknowledge the sources of other’s ideas by appropriate citation and referencing. More information about referencing can be found in the Learning Lab: https://www.dlsweb.rmit.edu.au/lsu/Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)
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