14.02 How to Succeed in Business

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Let's see what you've learned about presentation design. You are to create a presentation that will supplement an oral presentation (this means you will be recording your narration for online courses).

Your speech does not have a required length, but you are expected to provide an adequate presentation that teaches us something about how to succeed in business.

Each person must select a person from this website — http://www.evancarmichael.com/Main.htm

This website is set up in a way that really helps you organize a presentation. It provides the “lessons” you need to set up the presentation. You are expected to KNOW your content.

Fill out the “notes” section on the PowerPoint with what you are going to say IN YOUR OWN WORDS. You will not be allowed to use notes on the presentation itself. You may have ONE NOTECARD with information if you need it. But, do not read to the audience!

Remember to avoid using very many words per slide, use visual aids to trigger memory for yourself and retention for your audience, and to be entertaining.

Requirement	Points Possible	Deductions
At least 7 slides	14
Includes at least one photo of the famous person	6
Include the “lessons” you can learn from that person about business and an adequate graphic to help jog the memory	15
Oral presentation provides good examples for each “lesson”	15
Personal logo on Master page	10
Notes pages completed	20
Avoids use of non-essential tricks (transitions/animation)	5
Quality/Overall Professionalism	15
*Total*	100