The Final Presentation in PowerPoint represents 30% of your grade and should be the culmination of all the critical thinking, information literacy, and presentation work that you have mastered through

The Final Presentation in PowerPoint represents 30% of your grade and should be the culmination of all the critical thinking, information literacy, and presentation work that you have mastered throughout the course. 

The first part of the process is researching and choosing the topic that you plan to present upon. Once you have found your topic, and have a few solid sources to gather your research around, post a two-paragraph Abstract which is a brief description of the topic that you will be building your presentation around. Make sure to include at least two sources in your abstract.

Your topic should be something that you are passionate about, something that you can inform others about, some subject or story that you feel demands further study and more inquiry.