Senior project PowerPoint outline
Order of Slides for PowerPoint Presentation Follow the steps for the type of project you have chosen. EVERY slide needs a title, pictures, words on the slide, and notes in the box below the slide unless stated otherwise. Pro/Con Topics
Problem/Solution Topics
Title & your name
Title & your name
Topic
Topic
Thesis (no words on slide, just in notes)
Thesis (no words on slide, just in notes)
History
History
Pros
Extent of the problem
Cons
More information
More information
Solutions
Product
Product
Faculty adviser & mentor
Faculty adviser & mentor
Conclusion
Conclusion
Reflection
Reflection
Works Cited (no pictures or notes)
Works Cited (no pictures or notes) A few things to keep in mind:
● The notes at the bottom of each slide are like a script for you to follow in your presentation. Put everything you want to say in the notes.
● (Yes, the notes will be printed out for you to read.) ● Keep words on the slide short and simple. You want your audience to listen to you, not just read from your slide. Put the basics on the slide and save the details for your notes. ● Your PowerPoint has to have at least 12 slides. If you follow the outline above, you’ll have exactly 12 slides. You CAN add more slides if you want.
● Your presentation itself should be 812 minutes long. Very few presentations go shorter than 8 or longer than 12!
● Look at the sample PowerPoints that I’ve shared with you. If you need to see more samples, let me know.
Problem/Solution Topics
Title & your name
Title & your name
Topic
Topic
Thesis (no words on slide, just in notes)
Thesis (no words on slide, just in notes)
History
History
Pros
Extent of the problem
Cons
More information
More information
Solutions
Product
Product
Faculty adviser & mentor
Faculty adviser & mentor
Conclusion
Conclusion
Reflection
Reflection
Works Cited (no pictures or notes)
Works Cited (no pictures or notes) A few things to keep in mind:
● The notes at the bottom of each slide are like a script for you to follow in your presentation. Put everything you want to say in the notes.
● (Yes, the notes will be printed out for you to read.) ● Keep words on the slide short and simple. You want your audience to listen to you, not just read from your slide. Put the basics on the slide and save the details for your notes. ● Your PowerPoint has to have at least 12 slides. If you follow the outline above, you’ll have exactly 12 slides. You CAN add more slides if you want.
● Your presentation itself should be 812 minutes long. Very few presentations go shorter than 8 or longer than 12!
● Look at the sample PowerPoints that I’ve shared with you. If you need to see more samples, let me know.