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What is the maximum number of points possible for the digital media presentation?
What is the maximum number of points possible for the digital media presentation?
- 50 points
- 100 points
- 65 points (correct)
- 30 points
How many points indicates that a presentation is 'On Target'?
How many points indicates that a presentation is 'On Target'?
- 17 points or below
- 1–10 points
- 18–23 points
- 30–24 points (correct)
What score range corresponds to 'Almost There' for the presentation rubric?
What score range corresponds to 'Almost There' for the presentation rubric?
- 23–18 points (correct)
- 19–25 points
- 17–0 points
- 30–24 points
What criteria does the slide deck need to meet to receive 30 points?
What criteria does the slide deck need to meet to receive 30 points?
What does a score of 17 points or below imply for a presentation?
What does a score of 17 points or below imply for a presentation?
What should be included on the first slide of an informational presentation?
What should be included on the first slide of an informational presentation?
Which component is NOT required on the second slide of the presentation?
Which component is NOT required on the second slide of the presentation?
What elements should the third slide of an informational presentation contain?
What elements should the third slide of an informational presentation contain?
What is the purpose of the Works Cited slide in the presentation?
What is the purpose of the Works Cited slide in the presentation?
For an effective oral presentation, what aspects should be maintained?
For an effective oral presentation, what aspects should be maintained?
Which is a recommended element to include on the fourth slide?
Which is a recommended element to include on the fourth slide?
What should the structure of a digital presentation include?
What should the structure of a digital presentation include?
What is the purpose of a title slide in a presentation?
What is the purpose of a title slide in a presentation?
Which slide is expected to summarize the main content points of the presentation?
Which slide is expected to summarize the main content points of the presentation?
What should you avoid in your oral presentation delivery?
What should you avoid in your oral presentation delivery?
Flashcards
Oral Presentation Structure
Oral Presentation Structure
A presentation delivered verbally, including a logical organization, relevant focus, proper volume, pacing, and pronunciation.
Digital Presentation
Digital Presentation
A presentation created and presented using digital tools such as slide decks.
Title Slide
Title Slide
The first slide of a presentation, including a concise title, presenter's name, and an appropriate image.
Table of Contents Slide
Table of Contents Slide
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Body Paragraph 1 Information
Body Paragraph 1 Information
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Body Paragraph 2 Information
Body Paragraph 2 Information
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Visual Aids
Visual Aids
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Works Cited Slide
Works Cited Slide
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Expository Essay
Expository Essay
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Assessment Rubric
Assessment Rubric
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Powerful Presentations
Powerful Presentations
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Digital Media Presentation
Digital Media Presentation
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Presentation Evaluation
Presentation Evaluation
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Slide Deck
Slide Deck
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Submission Requirements
Submission Requirements
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Study Notes
Assessment Objectives
- Students will be able to present information orally, organized logically and coherently.
- Students will be able to create a digital presentation.
- Students will be able to create a publication-ready presentation tailored to a specific audience.
Assessment Instructions
- Complete the provided readings and activities.
- Ensure understanding of key concepts.
- Review the assessment rubric.
- Create a slide deck related to an expository essay.
Slide 1: Title Slide
- Include a title that clearly conveys the central idea of the presentation.
- Include the presenter's first and last name.
- Include an image relevant to the central idea.
Slide 2: Table of Contents
- Create a list outlining the presentation's contents.
- Use the example provided to design the table of contents.
- Include topics such as "Spreading Awareness", "Creating Community", and "Works Cited."
Slide 3: Body Paragraph 1
- Present bulleted information from the first body paragraph of the expository essay.
- Include at least two images, a chart, graph, or diagram to support the content.
- The content should teach the audience about the topic.
Slide 4: Body Paragraph 2
- Present bulleted information from the second body paragraph of the expository essay.
- Include at least two supporting images, charts, graphs, or diagrams.
- The content should inform the audience about the topic.
Slide 5: Works Cited
- Copy and paste the Works Cited page from the expository essay.
Assessment Submission
- Submit the completed presentation and audio recording.
- The assignment is worth a total of 65 points.
- The rubric provides details on specific requirements and point allocations for different components. Scoring is based on the presentation's insightful and thorough content, formatting, and adherence to requirements.
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