CLA 1 human civ wk5
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humancivCLAtemplate.pptxCLA2 Assignment
Student Name
Course Code: Course Name
Month Day, Year
Westcliff University
Instructor’s Name
The Title page should include your title and name. Please add your name in the “Student Name” field. When finished, delete these instructions and add your own speaker notes. This is where you will introduce yourself and what you will be presenting on. Make sure you include all that information here in the notes instead of the slide.
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Slide Title
Only bullet points should be here on the slide
Use bullet points to highlight the main ideas in your presenter’s notes.
The narrative belongs in the notes
Slide 2 : Attention grabber. Put a thought-provoking question or image here.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live. Only bullet points are used on the slides, and must follow the PPT Best Practices Rule of 6X6:
No more than 6 bullet points
No more than 6 words per bullet point
Also, use light background colors and dark text colors for easier reading.
Here you will identify your chosen environmental issue. As identified in the syllabus, the list below will give you some ideas, but you may choose something not on the list.
Some of the topics may need to be narrowed in focus.
Endangered Species (general or focus on one particular species)
Saving the Rainforests (or wetlands or any other biome in danger)
Wildlife Conservation (national parks, reserves, hunting)
Pollution (air, water)
Human Overpopulation (food & water shortages, habitat destruction)
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Balance information on slide
Slides 3-5: Explain the topic. What is the problem and why is it a problem (do NOT copy and paste information from other websites, use your own words). Include images to help explain your points and to make your slides more interesting. Do not overload images and words. Remember that less is more.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Slides 3-5: Explain the topic. What is the problem and why is it a problem (do NOT copy and paste information from other websites, use your own words). Include images to help explain your points and to make your slides more interesting.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Slides 3-5: Explain the topic. What is the problem and why is it a problem (do NOT copy and paste information from other websites, use your own words). Include images to help explain your points and to make your slides more interesting.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Cite quotes/paraphrases in notes
Slides 6-8: Explain what can be done (or what is being done) to solve the problem. You may want to include specific laws and regulations related to your topic here.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to include your citations here in the notes. The references will go at the end on the reference slide.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Cite quotes/paraphrases in notes
Slides 6-8: Explain what can be done (or what is being done) to solve the problem. You may want to include specific laws and regulations related to your topic here.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to include your citations here in the notes. The references will go at the end on the reference slide.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Cite quotes/paraphrases in notes
Slides 6-8: Explain what can be done (or what is being done) to solve the problem. You may want to include specific laws and regulations related to your topic here.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to include your citations here in the notes. The references will go at the end on the reference slide.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Slides 9-10: What can one individual do to help? Offer advice and tips to your peers about how individuals can help to solve the problem or promote awareness.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Slides 9-10: What can one individual do to help? Offer advice and tips to your peers about how individuals can help to solve the problem or promote awareness.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Slide Title
Summarize - Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Slide 11: Summarize or restate the problem/issue; include any image credits or sources.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Current Event – Week 1
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Narrative belongs in the notes
Slide 12-13 : Current Event from the Week 1 ALA
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Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Current Event – Week 1
Only bullets
Highlight the main ideas here
Narrative belongs in the notes
Slide 12-13 : Current Event from the Week 1 ALA
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Topic Video Critical Thinking & Reasoning
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Narrative belongs in the notes
No more than 6 bullets
Slide 14: Topic Video from the Week 6 ALA
Subsequently, you will include in your CLA2 assignment a separate and distinct heading titled Topic Video Critical Thinking & Reasoning. You are to critically think about the solution presented and that you researched and apply critical thinking and reasoning skills to present one of the following (include every item in the bullet list below, or you will not receive full credit):
Affirm the solution presented in the video
Partially affirm the solution presented in the video
Disagree or provide an alternative solution to the problem presented in the video
Approximately 150 to 250 words in length (minimum of 2 paragraphs) in this notes section
Please be sure to provide justification by citing the article researched within the text, and include the proper reference information in the reference page of your assignment.
Make sure you put your narrative here – this is what you would say if presenting live.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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Thank you.
Any Questions?
References
Holt, D. (2016). Branding in the age of social media. Harvard Business Review (online). Retrieved from: https://hbr.org/2016/03/branding-in-the-age-of-social-media
McShane, S., & Von Glinow, M. (2017). Organizational behavior (8th ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill
Smith, T. M. (2015). Elements of ecology (9th ed.). New York: Pearson.
Last slide – References – This is where you list your references, in Times New Roman font – 18pt (different than paper so it can be seen).
Special Note: It is difficult to make the system do a hanging indent so do not worry about it.
Remember to include the correct reference listings and place in alphabetical order.
Remember to remove these instructions and put what you would say if presenting live here.
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