Presentation 

Presenting

It’s time to showcase your journey and highlight the impact of your work! Your slideshow is not just a presentation—it's a story of your growth, action, and learning. As you design your slides, keep these key presentation principles in mind:

• Use a clean, readable font to ensure your audience can easily follow your ideas.
  
  

• Be concise—use minimal text and rely on visuals, bullet points, and brief explanations to keep your message clear and engaging.
  
  

• Maintain a professional tone in both design and language. Your presentation should reflect the thoughtfulness and purpose behind your project.
  
  

Your slideshow will be organized into four main sections, each aligned with the core elements of the IB Service Project:

1. Investigating: What issue did you explore, and why is it important? Show your research and the need you identified.
   
   

2. Planning: Describe your goals, timeline, resources, and how you organized your approach.
   
   

3. Taking Action: Highlight what you did, who you worked with, and how you brought your plan to life.
   
   

4. Reflecting: Share what you learned, the impact of your work, how your ATL skills developed, and how you’ve grown through the experience. This slideshow will explain.

Presentation Documents

• This link will take you to another copy of the outline that you were given in class.

• This link will take you to the rubric that will be used to assess your presentation.

Example Presentations

Check out the example slideshows by clicking the links below. These will help you see what a strong project presentation looks like and give you ideas for how to set up your own slides. Use them for inspiration as you tell your story!