P1 App Presentation

Brief

Students have to create a Presentation using Google Slides. Initially, you need to find, analyse and summarize all information about their selected App in this research phase. At the second phase, main ideas, pictures and other elements will be introduce in the online file. Finally, all students must present their research using a power point to their classes.

Criteria

• Individual work

• At least, one video and one audio

• Document and speech in English

• Format Google Slides Template

• Quantity between 10 and 20 slides

• Speech duration 3 min (maximum 4 minutes!)

Steps

1. Find information or examples on the internet

2. Choose the definitive App

3. Create the document using a basic template

4. Present to the class

Resources

Google Slides

• English tutorial

• Spanish tutorial

Presentations and speechs

4 Tips for Crafting Great Speeches and Presentations: If you need to deliver a presentation in front of an audience, you might as well put in the work to nail it. In this video, I'll share 4 tips for improving your presentations, along with examples from John Oliver, Anthony Bourdain, the head curator of TED, and more.

How to Give a Speech

• Step 1: Know the subject. Know your subject and align your message with audience expectations.

• Step 2: Prepare. Prepare by role-playing the speech with a cohort to challenge your points. Focus on one topic and set out your speech to cover issues.

• Step 3: Write it down. Capture key elements on paper in draft, and refine and edit a day or two later. Be concise and simple, using words that are easy to pronounce. Tip: Limit complex formulations, big words, and too many statistics in your speech to avoid losing your audience.

• Step 4: Summarize. While you're preparing, summarize your speech in one sentence to be sure you’re on point. Jot notes to trigger stories and metaphors you will use to emphasize important information.

• Step 5: Emulate others. Study other speakers and absorb effective tendencies to enrich your presentation. Tip: Allusions to people, history, or events must be brief and widely familiar.

• Step 6: Practice and smile. Practice in front of a mirror, remembering to smile and gesture naturally. Outline your speech on note cards, but try to get "off book" as soon as you can so your delivery will flow.

• Step 7: Project your voice. Project and modulate your voice, using emotion to telegraph key points. Tip: As long as it’s not overdone, humor is always a good idea.

• Step 8: Interact with the audience. Interact with the audience as you speak, permitting questions and moving around, keeping the presentation dynamic.