Presentation Full Draft Submission
- Due May 27, 2022 by 11:59pm
- Points 1
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- Available May 23, 2022 at 12am - Jun 29, 2022 at 11:59pm
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Your presentation features video and audio either of (1) you talking to the audience OR (2) audio of you talking to the audience with video showing about one slide for each 30 seconds (for a total of 6–10 slides maximum).
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Your presentation has a title that includes your name and a title for your story.
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Your presentation shares basic personal information about who you are, including your name, your area of study or major, and what you plan to do with your degree.
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Your presentation tells a personal food story that will be interesting or entertaining to your audience of college students at Virginia Tech.
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Your presentation concludes by pulling the ideas together by talking about the “So what?” for your story.
Your "so what" can answer questions such as What do you want the audience to take away? What should they learn or understand about you after hearing your story?
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Your presentation is free of distractions like background noise in the audio and, if you are showing yourself talking, extraneous background clutter.
See information on p. 337 of Markel & Selber.
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Your presentation slides that meet these five basic characteristics.
They present clear, well-supported claim(s) (p. 600).
They are easy to see (p. 600). They are easy to read (p. 601). They are simple (p. 601). They are correct (p. 602). |
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