Make it
effective: KEEP IT SIMPLE!
Grades
• Group presentation: all group memberss receive the same grade
Slides
• 1 title slide
• Number of presentation slides are defined at the beginning of a project
• 1 bibliography slide – correctly formatted - put it at the end of the PPT - style sheet requirements apply to bibliography slide
• The typeface is appropriate: easy to read; appropriate color and size
• No more than 4 bullet points per slide; no more than 2 lines of text for each bullet point See Mr D if you are absolutely convinced you need more
• At least two clear images per slide – no blurry images!
• Transitions between slides (video & audio effects) don’t distract your audience
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Presentation
• Turn in notes before they begin presentation
• All team members participate and present from the front of the room - Mr. D will happily run the PPT from the back of the room
• Presenter faces audience, stands up straight, speaks clearly, & maintains eye contact throughout
• Presentation few or no verbal distractions such as “uh,” or “um.”
• Presenter may refer or point to slides but he or she relies on memory or notes rather than what's on the slide: DON'T READ OFF THE SLIDES.
for their presentation, not on the information on the slides
• Presenters are able to answer general questions during or after the
presentation
Grades
• Group presentation: all group memberss receive the same grade
Slides
• 1 title slide
• Number of presentation slides are defined at the beginning of a project
• 1 bibliography slide – correctly formatted - put it at the end of the PPT - style sheet requirements apply to bibliography slide
• The typeface is appropriate: easy to read; appropriate color and size
• No more than 4 bullet points per slide; no more than 2 lines of text for each bullet point See Mr D if you are absolutely convinced you need more
• At least two clear images per slide – no blurry images!
• Transitions between slides (video & audio effects) don’t distract your audience
d
Presentation
• Turn in notes before they begin presentation
• All team members participate and present from the front of the room - Mr. D will happily run the PPT from the back of the room
• Presenter faces audience, stands up straight, speaks clearly, & maintains eye contact throughout
• Presentation few or no verbal distractions such as “uh,” or “um.”
• Presenter may refer or point to slides but he or she relies on memory or notes rather than what's on the slide: DON'T READ OFF THE SLIDES.
for their presentation, not on the information on the slides
• Presenters are able to answer general questions during or after the
presentation