Presentation zen and Creative Copyright
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A presentation I cobbled together from other presentations (CC or used with permission) to help G9s prepare for their Pecha Kuchas.
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- 35. Image Attribution : Creativecommons.org by Andrew* http://www.flickr.com/photos/nez/299989580 CC by SA 2.0
- 41. Image Credits Slide 36: San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge by davidyuweb licensed under CC BY NC Slide 39: San Francisco luck double rainbow by davidyuweb licensed under CC BY NC
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- 54. Image Credits Slides were used from the following presentations: • Death by PowerPoint by Alexi Kapterev licensed under CC BY NC • Steal this Presentation by Jesse Desjardins, used with permission. • Presentation Skills 2.0 by Simon Jones, used with permission. • Creative Commons in the Classroom by Jessica Coates licensed under CC BY NC • Creative Commons Attribution by Elisabeth Arbarbanel licensed under CC BY NC SA
Editor's Notes
- How many of these do you recognize, either from your own presentations or those that you’ve seen?
- 4 simple rules to keep in mind
- Let’s start with one point per slide….
- It doesn’t matter what language it’s in… this is a presentation. It’s not about the slides. It’s about YOU.
- Color choices
- Which one would you choose?
- Fonts
- Arial
- Now my favorite part, and also the most important, and also the most time consuming:
- The image should help MAKE your point, it shouldn’t be your point. Uses the full size of the slideLittle text on the screenSimple fontGood use of colorNone of what I just said is on the slide!
- Cre
- How do we add the CC attributions? See the attribution at the bottom? Title of picture, author, link to picture, CC license. Part of CC is attributing how the artist instructs you to attribute.