Final Presentation Guidelines & Evaluation (10%)

Due Weeks 11-12

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The final presentation is an individual assignment that you will deliver between Weeks
11-11. This project requires you to provide a brief summary of the research you have
conducted to date for your final Research Report. Select three aspects from your
research report that you consider to be significant and develop a maximum10 minute
presentation based on that material. You will also need to record the audio for your
presentation and upload the slides and audio to the drop box on Slate.
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PRESENTATION REQUIREMENTS (10 points): Create a PowerPoint presentation

approximately 5-8 slides in length that includes/addresses the following:

 An agenda
 1-2 Introduction slides featuring the purpose of your research, brief background
information & context
 3 points of discussion with citations for each point (1 slide for each point of
discussion is sufficient)
 1-2 Conclusion slides with a recap of your findings & some recommendations
 1 visual aid (chart, graph, image, video) with citation
 Include 1 discussion question for your audience
 TOTAL VALUE OF THE PRESENTATION IS 10 POINTS

COMM19999 Essential Communication Skills

 Presentation Evaluation

INTRODUCTION /2
 Includes an Agenda & clear purpose statement
 Sufficient background & context provided

CONTENT /4
 3 points of discussion are provided & include examples (2 points)
 A conclusion with recommendations is provided
 1 discussion question provided for your audience

FORMAT & STYLE /3

 4 citations using APA format are included in the slides (2 points)
 PowerPoint slides are clear, easy to read & free of spelling/grammar errors
 Good clarity of voice, projection & eye contact

AUDIO/VISUAL AID & TIME MANAGEMENT /1

 Audio/visual aid is incorporated into the presentation and analysed
 Presentation is between 5-10 minutes in length

Total /10

COMM19999 Essential Communication Skills