Communication Session 12: The MLA Presentation Drafts
Summary: There were interesting presentations! Please watch your personal on-demand video with your name in the title to get feedback on your presentation drafts, learn from the content, and revise your slides. Make sure to use the corrected version of the slides.
Guidelines for your Presentation, in addition to the information in the presentation of your issue document.
1. Your talk should be about 7-8 minutes, and then 2-3 minutes for questions, comments, and answers.
2. There are usually 12 to 16 slides.
3. You’ll have a Reference page to show where you got your work from. Please include the author’s name, date published, the organization or publisher, and the URL link.
4. In the slideshow, please write and say where you got the information from in the form of in-text citations such as (Miller 5, Why Climate Change Matters sec. par. 3). You can also do narrative in-text citations such as Suzuki (5, Food Loss Solutions sec. par. 3) suggested that… If you use the author’s exact words, you need to use “quotation marks,” but you do not need quotes if you summarize in keywords.
5. Here are two free websites where you can download free and beautiful images and pictures:
6. Samples of Chuo Students’ PowerPoint Presentations
ACS1a_MLA_Presentation-ChecklistDownload
Homework is due by 1:00 pm on Tuesday for presenters on Day 1, Day 2, or Day 3. Please email your PowerPoint or share your Google Slides as an attachment, not as a Google Document, due to formatting issues. Please look for the email I will send you with feedback on your presentation. Please use the show that I sent back to you.
Presentation Checklist
ACS1a_MLA_Presentation-ChecklistDownload
Presentation Samples (MLA formatting, but not always correct)
Presentation 1: Vertical Farming
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