Embedded Files
Presentations are another popular form that your project can take. Prezi, PowerPoint, Adobe Express, and Google slides are a few of the platforms that you can use to create your own presentation. This mode also allows for variety in delivery mode; text, visuals, and audio can be embedded into your slides. If you views these presentations as a group, note the variety that this mode offers.
Prezi is a cool platform that give presentations a more animated feel. This presentation discusses the inequity inherent to America's "pay-to-play" soccer culture, using Europe's model in contrast.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.pptxUsing embedded audio, this presentation was created using Google slides and thoroughly covers the complexities of the Israel-Palestinian conflict. This pieces is well organized and well researched, but I think a video would have been a better mode choice.
Implementing Safety Protocols & Security on Campus (1).pdfMoved by the sexual assault and murder of a friend on the UIC campus in 2019, this student's presentation examines rape culture on college campuses.
English 1102 Final.pdfDirected to a local school district, this presentation advocates for a change to the sex education curriculum. Using primary and secondary research, the write fights for more specific instructor to mitigate the prevalence of rape culture.
English Presentation (2).pptxThis PowerPoint presentations explores the Rising Cost of College Tuition by combining primary and secondary research. It is well organized, informative, and visually pleasing. The one critique that I would note is that the embedded audio "reads" the slides. I would encourage you to make smart choices about how you use your embedded audio. Good presentation practice dictates that you not "read" to your audience. Use visuals to enhance the content that you are speaking.
Research Project (1).pptxThis presentation is directed to Arrowhead Gulf course in Wheaton. The student covers the inequity within golfing and advocates for solutions that would make the sport more accessible to everyone.
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