(2) For one (1) of the following online businesses, analyse and describe its business model in terms of the nine Osterwalder Business Canvas elements
(I) HMV music and entertainment site
(II) Catch of the Day daily deals website
(III) Disney Store
(iv) Zappos, or
(v) Deals Direct online clearance store

Outline and critically evaluate the UK tribunal system

• A brief outline of the tribunal system in UK which you outlined in your presentation.

• The strengths and weaknesses of working in a group.

• The strengths and weaknesses of your presentation

• How any weaknesses can be overcome in the future.

• What I learnt about teamwork and oral presentation skills

strategy analysis

evaluate the strategy of an organisation (Nintendo Wii) undertaking following tasks:
Analyse the impact of the external business and economic environment of the focal organisation that affect its internal strategic choice and performance . In particular evaluation . Also , including the advantage and the disadvantage of the market .
focusing in the internal environment of your chosen or(SBU) provide a critical review of its business strategy and discuss what changes you believe are appropriate going forward. in the this section you have to apply one of the analysis tool .
Reflect on challenges you have experienced in using the tool and techniques you have used one and two to analyse your organisation . In this part you have to link between the external and external .

Reward Management

List the different levels and rates of minimum wage. How does the exclusion of students on up to 12 months work placement fit with the concept of “felt-fair’

Situational Factors and the Special Pedagogical Challenge

•Course Text: Creating significant learning experience: An integrated approach to designing college courses ◦Chapter 3, “Designing Significant Learning Experiences I: Getting Started”

situational factors and Fink’s step-by-step approach to planning, assessment, and improvement.

•Course Text: Fink, L. D., & Fink, A. K. (Eds.) (2009). Designing courses for significant learning: Voices of experience [Special Issue]. New Directions for Teaching and Learning,  ◦