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Essential Tips for Effective Presentation Development

This guide provides essential tips for creating impactful presentations, including slide organization, effective content delivery, and visual support. It emphasizes the importance of engaging the audience by breaking down information into manageable chunks and utilizing images, graphs, and credible sources to enhance understanding. Key practices such as spell checking, clear formatting, and the appropriate use of non-original resources are highlighted to maintain professionalism. By following these guidelines, presenters can ensure their content is concise and effectively communicates their intended message.

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Essential Tips for Effective Presentation Development

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  1. Tips to guide your developmentNOTE: Delete this slide upon completion of your CRSP slide show so that the title slide is the first slide in your presentation • Add slides as needed to present your information in a concise yet thorough manner without too much text per slide (e.g. overwhelming the viewer) • Spell check, proof your work for errors, and present the content in a clear and professional way. • Add images, graphs, examples, and other visual evidence as needed to support the presentation of your content. If non-original resources (e.g. images, videos, etc.) are used, clearly cite your sources. • Recommended media to add to support your presentation of content: • Images (photos, graphics, tables, charts, etc.) • Web links to relevant references and resources (credible sources) • Video sources (e.g. TeacherTube, YouTube, Vimeo) that illustrate and support your presentation of content

  2. Topic: Content You Researched Name: Course: Semester Created: e.g. Fall 20xx

  3. Engage: What I Think I Know • [copy and paste your response here from your original CRSP document.] • [Where possible, organize your information/content into “chunks” on as many slides as necessary to present it in related clusters. ] • [Add as many slides as needed to contain your content]

  4. Engage: What I Wonder... • [Copy and paste from your original document/assignment here organizing this information into appropriate categories, if necessary.] • [Duplicate this slide as many times as needed to include all relevant information. ]

  5. [Put the description of your Big Idea or Topic here (2-3 sentences).] [Add images, if applicable, to the right.] Research: Big Idea

  6. Research: Key Concepts & Ideas • [Examples & Illustrations: Add images, graphs, links, etc. in this area to support your Claims and Evidence.] • [Place your Claims here.] • [Place your related Evidence here.] • [Duplicate this slide as needed to include all of your information.]

  7. Research: Key Concepts & Ideas • [Examples & Illustrations: Add images, graphs, links, etc. in this area to support your Claims and Evidence.] • [Place your Claims here.] • [Place your related Evidence here.] • [Duplicate this slide as needed to include all of your information.]

  8. Research: Real World Connections • [Examples & Illustrations: Add images, graphs, links, etc. in this area to support your Claims and Evidence.] • [Place your Claims here.] • [Place your related Evidence here.] • [Duplicate this slide as needed to include all of your information.]

  9. Research: Real World Connections • [Examples & Illustrations: Add images, graphs, links, etc. in this area to support your Claims and Evidence.] • [Place your Claims here.] • [Place your related Evidence here.] • [Duplicate this slide as needed to include all of your information.]

  10. Research: Curricular Connections • [Examples & Illustrations: Add images, graphs, links, etc. in this area to support your Claims and Evidence.] • [Place your Claims here.] • [Place your related Evidence here.] • [Duplicate this slide as needed to include all of your information.]

  11. Research: Curricular Connections • [Examples & Illustrations: Add images, graphs, links, etc. in this area to support your Claims and Evidence.] • [Place your Claims here.] • [Place your related Evidence here.] • [Duplicate this slide as needed to include all of your information.]

  12. Research: Wonderings (optional) • [Examples & Illustrations: Add images, graphs, links, etc. in this area to support your Claims and Evidence.] • [Place your Claims here.] • [Place your related Evidence here.] • [Duplicate this slide as needed to include all of your information.]

  13. Reflection: How My Thinking Changed • [copy and paste your response here from your original CRSP document.] • [Add as many slides as needed to present your reflections.]

  14. Reflection: How This Will Inform My Teaching • [copy and paste your response here from your original CRSP document.] • [Add as many slides as needed to present your reflections.]

  15. References & Citations

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