CalendarHero + Smartsheet Integrations

CalendarHero

Smartsheet

Integration of CalendarHero and Smartsheet

Benefits of Integration of CalendarHero and Smartsheet

CalendarHero

Smartsheet

Integration of CalendarHero and Smartsheet

Benefits of Integration of CalendarHero and Smartsheet

Grading Rubric (1-4. Criteria for Evaluation 4 3 2 1 Introduction The introduction should be a brief overview of the organization, purpose, and main points to be presented in the article. It should provide enough information to orient the reader to the topic.

The introduction should be a brief overview of the organization, purpose, and main points to be presented in the article. It should provide enough information to orient the reader to the topic. 1.5 pts Body The body should have three major sections that use appropriate subheadings to break up the text. The first section should establish the background information for each company, including product descriptions, company histories, key competitors, and other relevant details. The second section should discuss the integration of Smartsheet and CalendarHero, including what each application does, who uses it, how it can be used together, any challenges or difficulties in integrating with Smartsheet, and any successes of integrating with Smartsheet. The last section should include a summary of benefits for CalendarHero customers who integrate with Smartsheet. You might consider listing some potential benefits in your introduction. In this case, the reader will likely be looking for reasons to continue reading. Be sure there are clearly identified benefits in the body as well. Your three sections should be organized into an outline or hierarchical chart. For example, you might have a section labeled "Integration" and then subsections under that called "Benefits" and "Challenges." Finally, use headings and subheadings to clearly communicate your ideas in each section. This will ensure clarity and ease in reading your paper. The body should have three major sections that use appropriate subheadings to break up the text. The first section should establish the background information for each company, including product descriptions, company histories, key competitors, and other relevant details. The second section should discuss the integration of Smartsheet and CalendarHero, including what each application does, who uses it, how it can be used together, any challenges or difficulties in integrating with Smartsheet, and any successes of integrating with Smartsheet. The last section should include a summary of benefits for CalendarHero customers who integrate with Smartsheet. You might consider listing some potential benefits in your introduction. In this case, the reader will likely be looking for reasons to continue reading. Be sure there are clearly identified benefits in the body as well. Your three sections should be organized into an outline or hierarchical chart. For example, you might have a section labeled "Integration" and then subsections under that called "Benefits" and "Challenges." Finally, use headings and subheadings to clearly communicate your ideas in each section. This will ensure clarity and ease in reading your paper. 1 pts Conclusion The conclusion should include a brief summary of your major findings. It should not reiterate everything from the body; instead it should focus on the most relevant information from the paper. Be sure to include a clear statement that indicates this is your conclusion, so that the reader knows where your paper ends. If there is any new information you want to introduce in conclusion (e.g., a comparison between companies or two new recommendations for integrating), do it here since it will stand out more than at the end of the body. The conclusion should include a brief summary of your major findings. It should not reiterate everything from the body; instead it should focus on the most relevant information from the paper. Be sure to include a clear statement that indicates this is your conclusion, so that the reader knows where your paper ends. If there is any new information you want to introduce in conclusion (e.g., a comparison between companies or two new recommendations for integrating), do it here since it will stand out more than at the end of the body. 0.5 pts Source Citations Source citations are essential when using research from other people as evidence or inspiration for your work. All sources must be attributed using APA style; see part 4 of this document for further information on how to properly cite your sources in MLA format . Always include full URLs whenever possible; never just include title and author names without URLs or web addresses (this is plagiarism. Source citations are essential when using research from other people as evidence or inspiration for your work. All sources must be attributed using APA style; see part 4 of this document for further information on how to properly cite your sources in MLA format . Always include full URLs whenever possible; never just include title and author names without URLs or web addresses (this is plagiarism. 1 pt Grammar/Mechanics Spelling and grammar are vital components of professional writing; they help demonstrate that you have put effort into your work and understand proper writing structure and conventions. If you find yourself struggling with spelling or grammar issues, consider getting one-on-one help from Writing Center staff during office hours (see schedule . Pay particular attention to punctuation marks such as commas, cpons, semicpons, quotation marks, apostrophes, periods (full stops), hyphens/dashes/parentheses/brackets, ellipses (three dots), question marks/exclamation marks (?), and italics/bpdface/underlining/larger font sizes (these all indicate changes in tone or voice. Also make sure that all words are spelled correctly — even common words like "their"/"there," "loose"/"lose," or "then"/"than" — because misspellings can greatly impact the coherence of your message. More advanced sentence-level errors (e.g., faulty parallelism. are also important to address when possible; if you notice them later in drafting your paper, however, you may want to save these edits for final copyediting if time permits. Spelling and grammar are vital components of professional writing; they help demonstrate that you have put effort into your work and understand proper writing structure and conventions. If you find yourself struggling with spelling or grammar issues, consider getting one-on-one help from Writing Center staff during office hours (see schedule . Pay particular attention to punctuation marks such as commas, cpons, semicpons, quotation marks, apostrophes, periods (full stops), hyphens/dashes/parentheses/brackets, ellipses (three dots), question marks/exclamation marks (?), and italics/bpdface/underlining/larger font sizes (these all indicate changes in tone or voice. Also make sure that all words are spelled correctly — even common words like "their"/"there," "loose"/"lose," or "then"/"than" — because misspellings can greatly impact the coherence of your message. More advanced sentence-level errors (e.g., faulty parallelism. are also important to address when possible; if you notice them later in drafting your paper, however, you may want to save these edits for final copyediting if time permits. 0 pts Total Possible Points 5 pts

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