Memes are very fun to create. We see them everywhere. Have you ever created one? There are so many sites and apps out there. I have created one related to your spring projects. I'm sure you've seen this little guy before. Take a look at it below the tips I've included.
Tip #1: Completing Your Storyboard:
When creating a presentation you should always take the time to create a storyboard first. I have included copies of blank storyboards in all of your folders. If you need more, please ask. You don't want to waste time being a perfectionist with your drawings and text. You are making basic notes, rough drafting, in each slide box on the template. Draw stick figures or simply write what you will use as your "key words" in your "query."
**Be sure to include a title slide (which should have the group members first names) and a Resource or Bibliography slide (this is where you will copy and paste from your EasyBib project library and add any image citations.)
Don't worry about backgrounds, fonts, colors, and transitions. You will sit as a group on the due date to finalize these items.
Tip #2:
Text before images!!! Your words are the most important part of this presentation. You need to convey your solution or answer to your audience.
Tip #3:
Limit your text on each slide. Text should be large enough for your audience to read from a distance (like the tables in our cafeteria.) You can use bullets to emphasize points. Slides do not need to be written in complete sentences, but audience must understand your points.
Tip #4:
Work together and communicate with one another (yelling and bossing around are not effective ways to communicate.)
Tip #1: Completing Your Storyboard:
When creating a presentation you should always take the time to create a storyboard first. I have included copies of blank storyboards in all of your folders. If you need more, please ask. You don't want to waste time being a perfectionist with your drawings and text. You are making basic notes, rough drafting, in each slide box on the template. Draw stick figures or simply write what you will use as your "key words" in your "query."
**Be sure to include a title slide (which should have the group members first names) and a Resource or Bibliography slide (this is where you will copy and paste from your EasyBib project library and add any image citations.)
Don't worry about backgrounds, fonts, colors, and transitions. You will sit as a group on the due date to finalize these items.
Tip #2:
Text before images!!! Your words are the most important part of this presentation. You need to convey your solution or answer to your audience.
Tip #3:
Limit your text on each slide. Text should be large enough for your audience to read from a distance (like the tables in our cafeteria.) You can use bullets to emphasize points. Slides do not need to be written in complete sentences, but audience must understand your points.
Tip #4:
Work together and communicate with one another (yelling and bossing around are not effective ways to communicate.)
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