Google+Drive+Presentations

=Presentations= flat =Slides= Look through the following presentation on water, by Jeff Brenman.

**Questions to Consider**
1. What did you think was most powerful about the presentation? 2. What did it have a lot of ? 3. What did it have very little of? 4. Are presentations meant to be read or illustrate what the speaker is talking about?

=Construction and Presenting=
 * Watch The Adventures of Super Presentation Man - a video from Springfield Township High School.**

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 * Discuss the rules for creating powerful presentations.**

=Points to Address=

__**Music of the World**__ You presentation must address the following points in the Tick List.

__**Global Warming**__ Your presentation must address the following points. You may want to assign one slide per point or in some cases more than one slide per point.
 * 1) There are different explanations for the causes of Global Warming....(Who, What, When, Where, Why, How?)
 * 2) One explanation is that .....
 * 3) The evidence for this is....
 * 4) Another explanation is....
 * 5) The evidence for this is....
 * 6) However, it is most likely that....

__**Mars One**__ There are conflicting views on this project. Your group presentation must:
 * 1) mention two opposing viewpoints.
 * 2) provide evidence to support each viewpoint.
 * 3) mention the pros of taking a one way trip to colonise Mars.
 * 4) mention the cons of taking a one way trip to colonise Mars.
 * 5) Mention your groups conclusions and point of view concerning this project.

Create one or more slides per point mentioned above. You may use a few extra slides but do not go over 12, as your presentation time will be limited.

=**Creating Presentations in Google Drive**=


 * 1. Log in to your email account.**


 * 2.** Go to your **ICT folder,** click on **New** and choose **Presentation.**




 * 3. Name** your presentation**.**

Enter the name of your presentation.

=Sharing the Presentation=
 * 4.** Now you must **share your presentation** with the others in your group.



Now you are ready to work on your project. You can each work on it whenever you want without having to get together.

Notice that the **toolbar** is very similar to what you are already used to.

= = =Images in Presentations=
 * You can import pictures from your computer.**



= = =Finding Powerful Images= =Images=
 * You can also grab images directly from the internet. If you do so try to use creative commons "free to use, share or modify" images.**
 * There are many sites that can be used to find powerful images that you are allowed use and share in your work.**


 * Browse through the Pictures and Photos link ****of the LRC Website.**
 * You can also perform an Advanced Google Images Search.**



Using Google Research to find powerful images that are licensed for reuse!

Go to insert image.

Select **Search**, type in your search terms and choose from the various sites. Please ensure that you save the **url** in your **Diigo** account as you will need it later in the project for your **Bibliography** page.



=Speaker Notes=


 * You can write down notes about what you plan to say and do during the presentation using the Speaker Notes option on the bottom right hand side of your presentation.**


 * Click on the icon to open the option.**
 * You can now take notes in the text box. Remember, you won't be reading from this they are only their to help you structure what you will be saying and doing during the presentation.**

=Bibliographies= We are going to generate bibliographies for all the images and information that you have used in your presentations, using EasyBib. You can log into Easybib directly from your ABC-Net accounts. Just click on More. You can also create your bibliography using the widget below. media type="custom" key="9287074"

First, create a New Project and fill in the relevant information



Next, to generate your bibliography for a **website,** collect the url from your **Diigo bookmarks** and copy and paste it into the box below.



Double check to see if the information is correct and see if you can find any of the missing information on the website. Then click CREATE CITATION.

When citing a digital image, collect the url for the image and select Digital Image from **All 59 Options.**
 * Notice how many other source types you can cite using EasyBib.**

Fill in the information you can from your **Diigo Bookmark** for the image.

You can save your bibliography as a Word Doc, upload it to Google Docs or copy and paste it directly into your presentation. You will need to have one last slide, which will contain your bibliography of all sources you used including images.