Research Paper: Presentation Instructions
Purpose:
The purpose of this assignment is to help you develop the skills and knowledge necessary to convey complex ideas in a professional manner using a PowerPoint (ppt) presentation.
Presentation software is one of the most common ways ideas are presented in the workplace, as well as academia. Although you will be presenting the same material in your final paper, the way it is presented in a ppt presentation will be specific to this format.
For example, in a ppt presentation, you will be able to demonstrate how an operant procedure works with animated levers and food pellets, while in a paper you would simply describe it. In a presentation, you can take advantage of multimedia such as video clips of famous researchers explaining their own theories.
Requirements:
· At least 25 slides
· An appropriate image included on each slide
· Include at least 1 video
· Demonstrate at least 1 experimental method using animation
· Use a slide transition
Instructions:
Content: The basic content and structure of the presentation should mirror that of the paper but will not include the "Assessment of Research Paper Writing Process" (See the outline below). An abstract is also not included in a formal presentation. The content must be much more concise as compared to the paper. Summarize each of the main points of your paper into a bullet point. Avoid making a slide look like a paragraph. Use in-text citations in the slide on which the information appears.
Title Slide: The title slide includes the name of your presentation, your name, and the institution with which you are affiliated.
Images: Every slide should include an image that is relevant to the content on that particular slide. Avoid "crowding" the image by placing text too close to it. A good image will be high resolution (not pixelated), not distorted, and professional (proper lighting, contrast, etc.).
If you use poor images, they will distract from the quality of your work. In order to avoid copyright infringement, all images must be copyright-free or "free-to-use". There are a number of databases in which you can find copyright-free images, including using an advanced google image search with the usage rights set to "free to use or share."
Style: Select a background, font, and color combination that is easy to read and visually complementary.
Video: The video should be a link to a YouTube video. If the video is a link to a file on the author's computer it will not play when the ppt file is transferred to another person.
Animation: Use animation to demonstrate the methods of at least 1 experiment.
Slide Transitions: Select a slide transition that makes the presentation look polished but does not distract from the flow of the presentation.
Reference Slide: Current APA-formatted references of all sources cited in the presentation.
Narration: Write a narration in the notes section under each slide of how you would explain the slides. This should be the same information you would put on note cards if you were presenting your ppt at a meeting or in class.
Attachment:- Outline.rar