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Draft Presentation Searching for Leonardo 7 Module Seven: Human Culture / Page 7.1.2 Searching for Leonardo On this page: 0 of 6 attempted (0%) Objective: Identify ways in which a presentation is different from a paper.
If a paper is the academic equivalent of literature, a presentation is more like academic theater—a live performance, prepared for and delivered to an audience, often supported by some kind of visual aid. When you think about it, the presentation seems a more appropriate vehicle for much of the study of the humanities. After all, it’s a little odd to discuss art without viewing it or music without hearing it.
The presentation below offers the story of an epic search for a selfie by Leonardo da Vinci. But that’s not what I want you to pay attention to. Instead, notice the way that the presenter uses visuals to support his argument.
YouTube video. https://youtu.be/4Ne7EYoCX_o. Uploaded January 13, 2013 by TED- Ed. To activate captions, first click the play button and then click the CC button in the
embedded player. For a text transcript, follow the link below.
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How to �nd the true face of Leonardo - Siegfried WoldhekHow to �nd the true face of Leonardo - Siegfried Woldhek
What did the visuals add to the presentation?
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How would the presentation have been different without the visuals?
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As he developed this talk, do you think the presenter created the words first and then the visuals; the visuals and then the words; or both the words and the visuals as part of the same process?
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Why do you think that?
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He developed the words first, then the visuals.
He developed the visuals first, then the words.
He developed both together as part of the same process.
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What does this suggest about how you’ll develop your own presentation?
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What visuals or audio clips do you think could play a role in strengthening your presentation?
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