Note that the PowerPoint™ presentations used to convey the needed content of this course are not designed to be displayed on a large
screen and viewed from a distance. Font colors and size are not appropriate for this viewing format. The course PowerPoint™ presentations are
designed for viewing on your personal computer screens for the purposes of personal instruction. Please design your PowerPoint™ presentation for
use in a large venue presentation.
The topic of your PowerPoint™ presentation should be elements which contribute to effective communication.
Find a scholarly source (journal article or credible web page) which talks about effective communication skills. Present three main components of
good communication in your PowerPoint™ presentation. Include the equivalence of an in-text citation on each slide.
The citation should be formatted based on whether the content is paraphrased or quoted.
There should not be an in-text citation after every bullet point. One citation can cover the slide if it is appropriately located.
Quoted content or content needing different page citations should have in-text citations after that specific content.
Your PowerPoint™ presentation should have a minimum of six and maximum of seven slides:
A title slide
An introduction slide listing the three key points to be shared
Three to four slides containing the components of your presentation
A reference slide
Your PowerPoint™ presentation design should include the following elements:
A background theme
Three graphics
The graphics used in your presentation should be cited following the guidelines for graphics found in the APA 6e Guide found in the Resources for
this This document is updated regularly, so please look for References – Images/Graphics/Photographs in the table of contents to find the resources
for proper formatting of clip art in the reference list.
The URL should be cited under the graphic or at the bottom of the slide in size 8 to 10 font
Sample Solution
