Enactus Project Identify a target community, whose people suffer diminished quality of life because of a lack ofspecific knowledge or material assets that college students might reasonably provide and create a detailed and practical plan, for one or more teams of college students, over several years, with startup funding from corporate sources,to gain and deliver the necessary knowledge and/or material assets to the target community andmeasure the impact of additional knowledge and/or material assets on the community\'squality of life. PROJECT DELIVERABLES: There are three parts to this project: a topic selection, written report and a recorded, presentation using PowerPoint slides. The project is worth 20% of your course grade. Part 1: Topic Selection - Enactus Project topic selection is due Week 2. Please do not begin project until you have instructor topic approval. Part 2: Written Report Based on the Project Planning Template, ENACTUS PROJECT TEMPLATE_20-21.pdf the written report is to be completed in Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx NO GOOGLE DOCS LINK WILL BE ACCEPTED), 12 point Times Roman or Arial font, with 1 margins. It should also include a bibliography list of NO LESS than ten (10) quality references. See the Project Template for details on each section of the written report. Part 1 is due Week 6. Part 2: Presentation  A narrated PowerPoint presentation is to be used as a visual to support the written report. It should also include pictures and visuals, as appropriate, to better communicate to your audience. For narration, you can use the tools in PowerPoint or the Screencast-o-matic tool. Screencast-o-matic is a free third-party tool that allows you to record a video presentation up to 15 minutes. Test out the tool by going to http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/, and review the Screencast-o-matic tutorials and knowledge base for tips and tutorials ahead of the due date. This user guide will walk you through the steps to create an account, record, publish and share your video. The presentation must be uploaded to Blackboard in a PDF or PowerPoint format (no links, google doc, etc.).