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SlideDeck Report Guidelines

This document provides instructions for creating a SlideDeck presentation based on a previously submitted written report. Students must create an 8-10 slide presentation with 7 illustrations summarizing key elements of the report such as the introduction, discussion, conclusion, and references. The presentation must be recorded with all group members visible and submitted along with the SlideDeck file. Proper in-text citations and a references slide are required. The presentation is worth 15% and aims to concisely communicate the most important aspects of the written report in a digital format.

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SlideDeck Report Guidelines

This document provides instructions for creating a SlideDeck presentation based on a previously submitted written report. Students must create an 8-10 slide presentation with 7 illustrations summarizing key elements of the report such as the introduction, discussion, conclusion, and references. The presentation must be recorded with all group members visible and submitted along with the SlideDeck file. Proper in-text citations and a references slide are required. The presentation is worth 15% and aims to concisely communicate the most important aspects of the written report in a digital format.

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EAC 594 SlideDeck Report Presentation 15%

SlideDeck Report Presentation (15%)


A SlideDeck is a digital presentation of a written report. Your SlideDeck Report must
contain all revisions noted in your returned Semi-formal Report. Unless otherwise
instructed, no new research is required in the development and/or completion of the
SlideDeck Report Presentation.

After creating the SlideDeck Report, your group must also create a digital presentation
of the Report.

Part I: SlideDeck Report


1. Create a SlideDeck Report and Presentation based on the information and research
presented in your written Semi-formal Report document. Refer to the Week 11
folder on our course site. In addition, review Chapter 10 and Unit 42 of your e-
textbook for information on Presentations and SlideDeck Reports respectively.

2. The Slidedoc Report must contain the following sections from the Semi-formal
Report:
 Introduction:
o background, purpose statement (2 slides)
 Discussion:
o Key findings (3 slides min - 5 slides max)
 Conclusion (1 slide)
 Recommendation(s) (1 slide)
 References (1 slide)

Note: You must re-imagine the information and present only the most important parts of
the Semi-formal Report. This is an exercise in editing and in concise/precise writing.
You cannot simply cut and paste the information from the Semi-formal Report into the
SlideDeck Report.

3. Include graphics. The report should contain 7 illustrations. Integrate


infographics and other traditional illustrations based on your research into the
SlideDeck report.
 Reuse the illustrations already contained in the Semi-formal report.
 Create 4 additional infographic illustrations based on the information from
the Semi-formal Report using the skills learned in the graphic illustration unit.
 All illustrations must be labeled, cited, and have descriptive caption.

4. Use your own words. All submissions will be automatically checked for authenticity
using SafeAssign.

5. Acknowledge your sources. In your report, include


EAC 594 SlideDeck Report Presentation 15%

 correctly formatted in-text citations (APA) and,


 correctly formatted Reference page (APA).
Note: All errors in APA documentation noted in your group’s returned Semi-formal
Report should be corrected before submission.

6. Use appropriate tone, business writing style and correct format. Your writing in
this course should be clear, concise, correct, courteous, complete, and concrete.
Where possible, you should use active voice. Please proofread your work for
grammatical and formatting errors.

7. Project Cycle Requirement


Errors noted in the Semi-Formal Report must be corrected before submission of the
SlideDeck Report.

SlideDeck Requirements
1. 8 – 10 slides
2. 24 – 28 font size
3. Seven illustrations (illustrations must have a title, label, and caption. Each
illustration must also be cited. Refer to Seneca Library for additional assistance).
4. Cover slide (my name, your names, date, class and section)
5. Statement of authorship (see below)
Warning: Do not submit a “.pages” or a pdf report. These document formats
cannot be opened or cannot be commented on.

Part II: Report Presentation


Create and record a 4 - 5 minute digital presentation of the SlideDeck Report.
 Record your presentation using Powerpoint, Zoom, Google Hangouts,
Adobe Spark, YouTube, or any other recording software.
 Equal contribution and participation by all group members is required
 Students must be visible during their section of the presentation
 Upload the file for submission.
 Submit recording according to submission instruction below. Note: A url link
to your digital presentation will not be accepted nor will it be viewed. A
grade of 0% will be given to such submissions.

Due Date: Wednesday, August 9 @ 11:59 pm


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Value: 15%

Submission: Please submit


 A PPT version of the SlideDeck Report
 Your recorded digital presentation (do not submit a link to the
presentation)
One copy of the SlideDeck Report and one copy of the digital presentation must be
submitted to the SlideDeck Report Dropbox by 11:59 pm on stated due date. No
assignment will be accepted after that time without proper documentation. Only
one assignment per group is required.

Please Note:
In addition to your assignment being automatically submitted to SafeAssign, the
Statement of Authorship (see below) must accompany your submissions. The
statement must be included on the cover page/slide 1 of your report. Each person in
your group MUST “sign” the statement. The assignment will not be marked if this
statement is not found. Late marks will be applied as the assignment is not complete
without the inclusion of this statement.

Authorship
A signed declaration that the SlideDeck Report is the candidate’s own work must be
provided. A statement of sole authorship (included on the Title Page or as a separate
page) should be worded as follows:

We,________________________, confirm that this work submitted for


assessment is my/our own and is expressed in my/our own words. Any uses made
within it of the works of any other author, in any form (ideas, equations, figures,
texts, tables, programs), are properly acknowledged at the point of use. A list of the
references used is included.

The above statement must be included in your Report. It is mandatory that all
sources of information be acknowledged. Plagiarism is unethical and a student
suspected of plagiarizing will face a series of consequences the least of which is a
ZERO on the assignment.
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