Vocabulary
True or False
Presentation I
Presentation II
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100
Define Multimedia.
What is presenting data in more than one medium such as combining text, graphics, animation, video and/or sound.
100
Sometimes content loses its meaning when translated into a presentation.
What is TRUE? (Remember the Gettysburg Address)
100
Type of presentation that emphasizes key points.
What is educational?
100
Method of delivery most teachers use at JHS.
What is Group delivery with speaker?
100
A program used to create slideshows or multimedia presentations.
What is presentation software?
200
A graphic plan which shows the frame-by-frame action in a presentation which is usually done sequentially.
What is a storyboard?
200
When developing a presentation you do not always have to have a clear purpose.
What is FALSE?
200
Give an example of a persuasive presentation.
What is advertises or describes features of a product. Usually engages you as a viewer. (answers may vary)
200
3 types of appropriate content for presentations are:
What are educational, persuasive and narrative?
200
Method of delivery used to broadcast general information and played repeatedly.
What is continuous loop?
300
What is a scheme in a presentation?
What is a polished sequence of effects that can be applied to several slides or a whole Powerpoint slide show?
300
Hardcopy of a presentation should ALWAYS complement the presentation and help with retention.
What is TRUE?
300
Type of presentation that tells a story or can be used to broadcast messages.
What is narrative?
300
Once you have determined who will be attending your presentation and your presentation purpose - what should you do next?
What is storyboard the content?
300
Rolling script method of presentation delivery.
What is played at a moderate pace to allow for user participation. (i.e. Karaoke, speeches, news anchors)
400
Controls the flow of information in a presentation --- how you progress from one slide to another in Powerpoint.
What is transition?
400
When you edit the master slide you should add animations and transitions at that time.
What is FALSE? Master slide editing is step 5 and should be completed before any content is entered.
400
Self service delivery of a presentation.
What is delivered via website or kiosk? (i.e. tutorials, job applications - use at your own pace)
400
Once you finish inputing all your information into your multimedia presentation -- what is the next step?
What are add and format graphics, audio and video?
400
Name some things you should do when you edit the master slide during development of a presentation.
What are this is when you make any GLOBAL changes to the template including: footer, background colors, font size, bullets, logos/graphics and line spacing.
500
Define embedded versus linked files in a presentation.
What is when part of the presentation (i.e. audio/video) can't be changed (embedded) and when part of the presentation can be changed (linked).
500
When developing a multimedia presentation - you should never practice or revise the show - you can do it by winging it.
What is FALSE? Always practice and get some input from your friends/teachers.
500
Name the 10 steps in order for developing a multimedia presentation.
What are 1. Determine Purpose 2. Identify target audience 3. Storyboard Content 4. Select a Design 5. Edit the master slide 6. Enter the content 7. Add and format graphics, audio and video 8. Add animations and transitions 9. PRACTICE 10. Revise as needed.
500
Name and define the 3 characteristics of appropriate content for presentation software.
What are to educate (emphasize key points during a speech or presentation); to persuade (advertise or sell a product); to narrate (displays words of a song or speech for audience participation or tells a story/entertains).
500
Rule of 7's.
What is not having more than 7 lines of text or 7 words per line in a presentation? (Good rule of thumb for Powerpoints)
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