Being a good presenter is similar to being a good musician, athlete or artist. You need to practice a lot! This section of the GATP site provides resources to help you plan, design, create and practice your presentation.
Planning Your Presentation
Planning is a HUGE part of designing and creating your project presentation. The video below covers the planning process that you learned about in tech class. Review the video to reinforce your planning and design skills. Do note that you can use a mind mapping tool like Inspiration or one of the web-based ones listed at the Resources page to brainstorm and group your ideas. The web-based mind mapping tools gives all of your team members access to plan together whether they are at school or home. Select the picture to access the video.
Information Creation Resources
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Select the image above to see a larger image that shares how various fonts can be interpreted
Create A Graph to Make Your Data Visible | Create A Graph Tutorial
GATP Tool Information Capture Lesson (review what we covered in class)
Gliffy for Creating Diagrams (They have templates for several charts. Look to add as a Google Chrome extension.) | Gliffy Tutorial
ImageQuest by Britannica for Images (remember to use the citation provider)
Infographics: Easel.ly (choose fr templates) | Easel.ly Tutorial | Infogr.am for Chart and Infographics Creation | Infogr.am Tutorials | Design Tips | Rubric
Inspiration Software to Create Mind Maps (on your school computer) | Inspiration Tutorial
Mind Maps: Here are a few mind map tools you can use from home. Bubbl | Gliffy | Mindmeister
Music: Free Music Archive | Purple Planet Music (royalty free)
Planning Document: Write out your research plan.
SnagIt Software for Screen Captureing Still Images and Video | Snagit for Screen Capturing: Scroll down the page for lots of tutorials.
Venn Diagram Creation Tools: Easly Venn Diagram | Gliffy Venn Diagrams | ReadWriteThink Venn Diagrams
Design & Presentation Resources
Example of a well-designed, image-rich presentation
Importance of Imagery in presentations
Multimedia Rubric for Using Good Design
Presentation Design Lesson: Review the lesson from earlier in the year when you created a social studies slideshow.
Steve Job's Presentation Tips: Best Presentation Tips | 11 Tips
Video record yourself giving your presentation. Watch the recording using the oral presentation rubric to see how you can improve.