St power pointfa_qs
This document provides guidelines for creating an effective PowerPoint presentation. It recommends including an introductory title slide, a thesis statement slide, goals/objectives slide, multiple subtopic slides with transitions between each, a concluding wrap-up slide that reviews the main points and solicits questions, and a works cited slide. Sources should be cited in-text and on the works cited slide. Presentations should be between 5-10 minutes. Videos should be used sparingly and incorporated with analysis; no more than 1 minute is recommended. To make the presentation stand out, engage the audience, use visuals to support points made, be professional in appearance and delivery, and include unique elements like artifacts or demonstrations.
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St power pointfa_qs
- 2. “How many slides should I have?” Title Slide Thesis Statement Slide Goals/Objectives Slide Subtopic Slides The number is up to you. Transition Slides Use “title slides” to transition between subtopics and connect your ideas. Wrap-Up Slide(s) Make your point. Briefly review your main points. Solicit questions from the audience. Works Cited Slide(s)
- 3. “How should I cite my sources?” Ideas within the presentation Use in-text citations to credit authors for ideas/quotes. Pictures used Paste the URL into a text box near each picture. Works Cited Slide Use only the sources you mention in your presentation.
- 4. “How long does my presentation have to be?” At least 5 minutes, but no more than 10. Be sure to practice your presentation before you stand up in front of the class.
- 5. “Should I use a video?” Probably not. In rare cases, it’s necessary to use a video to explain a concept or demonstrate an action. If this applies to you, be sure that you: Incorporate the video Introduce it Analyze it Do not allow it to control your presentation. Keep it SHORT. No more than one minute. Cite the video
- 6. “How can I make my presentation stand out?” Engage the audience. Use your PPT as support. Make it visually appealing. Be professional. Dress the part. Act the part. Do something different, but relevant and appropriate. Bring in artifacts, include a demonstration, draw a diagram, etc.