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STEP TWO Using the blank slides provided, design a well-designed deck of 20 slides in Keynote or PowerPoint that apply what you’ve learned from your Week 2 lessons. Be sure to meet the requirements below. 1. Do not select a premade template; instead, create your own look through repeated colors, fonts, and/or shapes. Use: 1.1. One font. Look for a font that has multiple “weights” or styles such as Helvetica: Helvetica Helvetica Helvetica 1.2. No more than 2-3 colors that are used consistently throughout the presentation. 1.3. One to three high-resolution, large images per slide. If using two or three images images, be sure they are lined up using the tutorial on creating a grid with shapes found in ths week’s lessons. 1.4. No more than one brief (5-8 words) sentence of text per slide. 1.5. One type of shape (circle or rectangle) to use as a background when text is difficult to read. 2. Use the “Presenter’s Notes” section of Keynote or PowerPoint to copy and paste your outline content to each of your slides. This allows your instructor to see if your visual story matches the content of your speech. 3. Upload your deck of 20 slides to Slideshare.net. This week’s GoTo Training covers how to properly upload your work to Slideshare. Embed your Slideshare visual presentation on the discussion forum. 4. Also, upload the actual Keynote or PowerPoint file to the “2.4.1 Ignite Presentation Slideshow” Assignment on FSO without exporting it as a pdf. This allows your instructor to interact with your slides to give you the best possible video feedback. STEP THREE Provide a 250-word response post to a fellow classmate on the forum using the questions below: 1. What three design elements does the presentation use well? Cite specific slides as examples. 2. What is one design element the presentation can work to develop a bit further? Cite specific slides as examples. 3. Describe the unity of the presentation. Are there repeated colors, fonts, shapes? What does the presentation need in order to increase and enhance the unity of the slideshow? 4. Does the presentation embody Duarte’s five theses? How? Cite specific slides as examples. See page two for the rubric for this assignment. WHAT YOU WILL DO Apply what you’ve been learning about slide design and visual story to a deck of slides for your Ignite presentation. Be sure that you are only using “Commerical” images from the appropriate websites listed in the Week 2 lessons. Failing to cite each and every single image will result in a score of “0” for plagiarism. Cite each and every single image you use by providing the image URL directly on the slideshow. You will not include a title slide or a separate “References” slide for your images. STEP ONE Complete all Week 2 readings and lessons before beginning this project. 1. Please read the Week Two Overview before beginning this assignment. 2. Readings will come from the course textbook, Resonate by Nancy Duarte. Please read Chapter 5 pages 100-111 and 117-122. 3. Study these lessons: 1. Lesson: Keynote/PowerPoint Tutorials 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , and 5 2. Week 2 GoTo Training 3. Lesson: Storyboarding an Ignite 4. Visual Design Checklist PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION IGNITE SLIDESHOW BASIC ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION DUE: 11:59 PM on Sunday of Week 2 LENGTH: 20 slides, 15 seconds per slide; 250-word response post WEIGHT: 15% of your overall grade NOTE: *Be sure to complete all Week 2 readings and lessons 1

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STEP TWOUsing the blank slides provided, design a well-designed deck of 20 slides in Keynote or PowerPoint that apply

what you’ve learned from your Week 2 lessons. Be sure to meet the requirements below.

1. Do not select a premade template; instead, create your own look through repeated colors, fonts, and/or shapes. Use:

1.1. One font. Look for a font that has multiple “weights” or styles such as Helvetica: Helvetica Helvetica Helvetica

1.2. No more than 2-3 colors that are used consistently throughout the presentation.1.3. One to three high-resolution, large images per slide. If using two or three images images, be sure they are

lined up using the tutorial on creating a grid with shapes found in ths week’s lessons.

1.4. No more than one brief (5-8 words) sentence of text per slide.

1.5. One type of shape (circle or rectangle) to use as a background when text is difficult to read.

2. Use the “Presenter’s Notes” section of Keynote or PowerPoint to copy and paste your outline content to each of your slides. This allows your instructor to see if your visual story matches the content of your speech.

3. Upload your deck of 20 slides to Slideshare.net. This week’s GoTo Training covers how to properly upload your work to Slideshare. Embed your Slideshare visual presentation on the discussion forum.

4. Also, upload the actual Keynote or PowerPoint file to the “2.4.1 Ignite Presentation Slideshow” Assignment on FSO without exporting it as a pdf. This allows your instructor to interact with your slides to give you the best possible video feedback.

STEP THREE

Provide a 250-word response post to a fellow classmate on the forum using the questions below:1. What three design elements does the presentation use well? Cite specific slides as examples.2. What is one design element the presentation can work to develop a bit further? Cite specific slides as

examples.3. Describe the unity of the presentation. Are there repeated colors, fonts, shapes? What does the

presentation need in order to increase and enhance the unity of the slideshow?4. Does the presentation embody Duarte’s five theses? How? Cite specific slides as examples.

See page two for the rubric for this assignment.

WHAT YOU WILL DOApply what you’ve been learning about slide design and visual story to a deck of slides for your Ignite presentation. Be sure that you are only using “Commerical” images from the appropriate websites listed in the Week 2 lessons. Failing to cite each and every single image will result in a score of “0” for plagiarism. Cite each and every single image you use by providing the image URL directly on the slideshow. You will not include a title slide or a separate “References” slide for your images.

STEP ONEComplete all Week 2 readings and lessons before beginning this project.

1. Please read the Week Two Overview before beginning this assignment.

2. Readings will come from the course textbook, Resonate by Nancy Duarte. Please read Chapter 5 pages 100-111 and 117-122.

3. Study these lessons:

1. Lesson: Keynote/PowerPoint Tutorials 1, 2, 3, 4, and 52. Week 2 GoTo Training3. Lesson: Storyboarding an Ignite4. Visual Design Checklist

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION

IGNITE SLIDESHOW

BASIC ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION

DUE: 11:59 PM on Sunday of Week 2

LENGTH: 20 slides, 15 seconds per slide; 250-word response post

WEIGHT: 15% of your overall grade

NOTE: *Be sure to complete all Week 2 readings and lessons

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Criteria Superior Average Developing Failing

Design and Arrangement

4 pts.

Background, color, and layout of elements are thoughtfully designed to create interest and enhance visual appeal. Design principles are clearly observed.

Background, color, and layout of elements are appropriately designed. Some design principles are used though revision will improve the overall quality of the slideshow.

Background, color, and layout of elements are not appropriately designed. Clutter reduces visual appeal. Presentation makes little use of visual design principles.

Template used; no attention to design. Presentation does not attempt to utilize design principles.Did not complete

Text, Grammar, Mechanics

4 pts.

Clear and concise use of text increases message comprehension. Outstanding grammar and spelling increase speaker credibility. Consistent use of font type and adequate size enhance readability. Text is used to reinforce visuals. High signal to noise ratio.

Minor errors in spelling and/or grammar do not interfere with overall message comprehension. Information is mostly clear and concise. Adequate use of font type and size. Some noise interferes with message.

Errors in spelling and grammar interfere with message comprehension and/or diminish presenter’s credibility. Too much text on visual aid. Inconsistent use of font type and size hinders readability.

No text is used on the slides.

Did not complete.

Connection to Presentation

4 pts.

Presentation’s main points are outlined in the Presenter’s Notes section and are effectively supported, emphasized, and clari"ed with visual aids. Visual aids signi"cantly draw attention to content instead of unimportant details.

Presentation’s main points are outlined in the Presenter’s Notes section and are adequately supported and clari"ed with visual aids.

Presentations’s main points are not sufficiently supported or clari"ed. Connection between content and visual design is unclear and underdeveloped.

No outline appears in the Presenter’s Notes section. Connection between content and visual design is unknown.

Did not complete

Attribution4 pts.

All images chosen are commercially licensed. All images show proper attribution.

All images chosen are commercially licensed. Attribution could be integrated more clearly, smoothly, or subtly.

Use of non-commercial images is present. No attribution for images will result in an automatic “0.”

No attribution for images will result in an automatic “0.”

did not complete

Response Post4 pts.

Timely response post of at least 250 words. Uses feedback template. Engaging commentary on classmate’s Ignite slideshow. Constructive feedback given.

Timely response post of at least 250 words. Uses feedback template. Lacking constructive feedback - provided only strengths without weaknesses.

Surface-level response post of no less than 200 words. Does not use feedback template. did not complete

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