Introducing... With PowerPoint

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Introducing... with PowerPoint Unit - read the essential questions

Then, read the project scenario choices. Write your choice on your content sheet.

Making a presentation involves many steps:

Pre-Planning (what's the purpose / who is the audience?)

Content topic selection to meet your purpose and audience. You will be preparing for a scenario of:

	College Interview -or-
	Job Interview

Technical design of slides and effects

See PowerPoint tech skills should you know

See template for Do/Don't suggestions activity

Delivering the actual presentation to an audience

General Requirements:

	1 Title slide with your photo and logo of college or company
	10 slides with information
	3 questions to test the understanding of an audience member (12 slides)
	Photos need short URL as a text box or embedded in photo (use Photoshop to edit images. google.com is not the URL...)
	Use speaker notes for what you will say
	No more than 3-5 bullets with 3-5 words per bullet per slide

Make sure you read these detailed guidelines before you present to the class!

Use this simplified project rubric

	Complex project content rubric
	Complex presentation rubric

Misc Downloads for the Introducing... project presentation

Download a P-I-E evaluation grid here!

Download a storyboard planning sheet

View possible content topics for your slides

PowerPoint Projects With Hyperlinks

Hyperlinking

Add Interactivity to your PowerPoint's !

Where in the World Project

You will construct a series of question and answer slides that will provide clues to places around the world that people might want to visit. Use hyperlinking (action settings) to tell the user whether they got the questions correct. The questions should be multiple choice, linked to the answers (correct, not exactly, try again). After viewing a few questions, the user should be able to determine the place.

View my hints on using action settings and see a sample PowerPoint.

You can build Jeopardy games and other games with PowerPoint using this same technique. For sample Jeopardy boards, search the web !

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