This week, you will begin working on the Art Appreciation Presentation. The major requirements are as follows.
It must be a high-quality, visually appealing presentation approximately 8–10 minutes in length, accompanied by audio or audiovisual narration.
Evidence of source use from the annotated bibliography is shown in both the slides themselves, including a references slide, and in the narration. In other words, you must demonstrate how the sources you annotated in Week 5 have informed the ideas you have expressed in the presentation. All sources listed in the references must be cited at some point in the presentation.
A recommended organizational structure for the presentation is as follows.
Title, student name, class, date
Presentation overview (main points to be covered, thesis)
Body of presentation consisting of four to five visually appealing slides focusing in on those main ideas and supporting the thesis
Conclusion
References
Tips for Great-Looking Slides
Let the images of the artwork you are focusing on take center stage.
Use short snippets of text, as brief as a few words, to refer to ideas you have learned from your research, and expound upon those ideas in your narration. When it comes to text on slides, less is more!
Check out this week’s Assignment Connection for examples of how to use and cite sources in a presentation.
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Aug 16, 4:19 AM
also presentation needs to have speaker notes
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