Outline/Power Point Prep

ESSAY THREE OUTLINE MUST BE DONE AS A POWER POINT (PPT) TITLED "ESSAY THREE OUTLINE"

Post As Power Point Attachment

Essay Three Outline/Power Point

Topic: The Pros vs. Cons of Social Media Censorship on the Internet.

Post completed Power Point/Outline as an Attachment into the Submission Box.

* Background Color MUST be BLUE or GREEN

* Any style font

* All Titles - size 42' font

* All Bullet Text - Size 32' font

* Body Par. Slides Must Contain PIC on Right Centered Top/Bottom

* NO SENTENCES IN POWER POINT EXCEPT FOR THE THESIS STATEMENT

* RESEARCH 3 DIFFERENT ARTICLES TO SUPPORT PROS VS. CONS OF LEGALIZATION MARIJUANA

* Body Par. One (Article 1) Body Par. Two (Article Two) Body Par. Three (Article Three).

* USE 2- 4 WORDS FOR EACH BULLET IDEA

* NO SENTENCES ANYWHERE EXCEPT THESIS ON INTRODUCTION SLIDE

* MANUALLY HIGHLIGHT & BOLD ALL TITLES & BULLET IDEA TEXT

Title Slide

"Social Media Censorship"

Analysis

By

First Last Name

Introduction

· 2-4 word idea - Identify the Issue

· 2-4 word idea - Explain Pro viewpoint

· 2- 4 word idea - Explain Con viewpoint

· Thesis Statement: An examination of the social media censorship will reveal the pros vs. the cons of this timely issue.

Part One - Pro

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 -4 word idea

· First Last Name Author

· "Title Article" One

· URL

Part Two - Con

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· First Last Name Author

· "Title Article" Two

· URL

Part Three - Pro or Con

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· 2 - 4 word idea

· First Last Name Author

· "Title Article" Three

· URL

Conclusions

· 2 - 4 word idea of conclusions drawn on the topic

· 2 - 4 word idea of conclusions drawn on the topic

· 2 - 4 word idea of conclusions drawn on the topic

· 2 - 4 word idea of conclusions drawn on the topic

Works Cited

Last, First. "Title Article."

URL

(NO AUTHOR FORMAT)

"Title Article."

URL

Last, First. "Title Article."

URL