The PowerPoint presentation slides and outline

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Slider instruction:

You have to review and take the content you wrote from the Problem and Solution Proposal assignment (the document’s included). Then you will convert it to an oral presentation format.

This means that you are still adhering to the scenario from the Solution Proposal assignment!

The purpose of this assignment is that you will learn how to adapt and rework the Problem and Solution Proposal to a new communication genre (the PowerPoint with oral presentation). This type of task happens frequently in the corporate and professional worlds.

“So please Do not copy out your proposal section by section into PowerPoint slides: this act will result in a failing grade for the assignment.”

The PowerPoint presentation slides format:

How the PowerPoint should be used for the talk: this means that you should not have many slides, nor should the slides be too full, nor should you ever just read from your slides during a presentation. For a six-minute presentation, you will probably want to include approximately 8-12 slides (not counting the references slide, if you use quotations or paraphrases). You will be graded on how well/poorly you adhere to this advice.

Ideas/Content: This assignment must satisfy assignment objectives and all formal writing criteria. The work must be organized well and in accordance with the instructions here in this document, and it must achieve unity and coherency. Your work should be professional, clear, focused, formatted correctly, and appropriate: follow the guidelines for designing slides and preparing an oral presentation, etc. as listed in your reading assignments this week and in previous modules. Finally, the quality of your writing and depth/detail/development of all portions of this assignment will be evaluated as well.

Grammar and Mechanics: Errors in grammar and mechanics will lower your final assignment grade significantly. Edit very carefully!

I have include An Example for you! (the file is included).

Thank you!