mrlewishistoricalsociety

Thursday, August 31, 2006

I was also wondering what we have to put on the actual slides since our paragraphs go in the notes sections of the presentation?

At 12:14 AM, mrlewishistoricalsociety said...: You want to put down an outline of points. You should explain the most important concepts but then put in pictures, graphs or short sentences in bullet points like this
Definition of a factory farm
- short sentence explaining some fact about such farms
- short sentence explaining where they are
- short sentence explaining the economics of factory farms

The slides give you and the audience something to focus in on while you lecture. The bulk of the details and the full explanations of points should go in the notes section.

You can also have a picture with a question, caption or some small comment and then have in the notes below a full description of the importance of that image and the points you wnat to get across.

You could put in a graph and then have the graph explained in the notes section.