Please refer to Week
10 Class Scheduel
What?
Create a PowerPoint Presentation, link it to your ePortfolio and publish it.
This is a joint project with Dr. White's EDU 374 Science Project: A Virtual Field Trip to an Exotic Resort ; or
Dr. Kimberly Rombach's EDU375 Social Science Virtual Field Trip Project.
You are expected to finish a PowerPoint project that meets the requirements for both courses. For EDU314, completion of Project #6 means publication of the project in your ePortfolio and sending the link of this project to your Social Studies and/or Science course instructors.
Why?
To improve your PowerPoint skills so that you can use PowerPoint skillfully to address an educational concern while teaching in your own classroom. The idea of Educational concern should be taken very broadly, that is, it can be anything you might do that would have a defensible direct or indirect impact on student learning.
Project Ideas
Week 10 provides you with lots of project ideas. You are expected to come up with your own project ideas for this project. The project needs to be related to your own classroom teaching. You may also want to use this project, or, a variation of it, with other teachers, with parents or students, or perhaps with the school board or community.
Evaluation
Content Requirements: this project needs to be related to your teaching. You need to identify the audience - what grade level is this project for?
Technical Requirements: Open
Suggested skills to use in the powerpoint presentation:
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Multi-slide PowerPoint presentation
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Include graphics (e.g., pictures, word art, clip art)
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Apply a PowerPoint design for backgrounds
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Include presenter notes for several of your slides
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Use slide transition in a proper way to enhance the effectiveness of the presentation
Rubric: under construction
Due date: Week 10, or in accordance with Dr. White's or Dr. Rombach's project schedule.
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Acknowledgement: Thanks go to Dr. Rombach and Dr. White for their collaborative spirits.
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This page was last updated
on August 26, 2007
For comments or questions contact
Dr. Shufang Shi
shis@cortland.edu