Unit #8 Power point Presentation Instructions Create a PowerPoint presentation for the Sun Coast Remediation research project to communicate the findings and suggest recommendations. Please use the

Unit #8 Power point Presentation

Instructions

Create a PowerPoint presentation for the Sun Coast Remediation research project to communicate the findings and suggest recommendations. Please use the following format:

• Slide 1: Include a title slide.
• Slide 2: Organize the agenda.
• Slide 3: Introduce the project.
• Slide 4: Describe information gathered from the literature review.
• Slide 5: Include research methodology, design, and methods.
• Slide 6: Include research questions and hypotheses
• Slides 7 and 8: Explain your data analysis.
• Slides 9 and 10: Explain your findings.
• Slide 11: Explain recommendations including an explanation of how research-based decision-making can directly affect organizational practices.
• Slide 12 and 13: Reflect on your experience throughout the course. Provide some of the things you learned and some of the course’s takeaways that you can apply to your current or future job.
• Slide 14: Include references for your sources.

Your PowerPoint must be a minimum of fourteen slides in length (including the title slide and a reference slide).

You are required to narrate your presentation. Utilize the note section to write out your transcript per slide. Ensure the presentation you create is your own authentic work. Ensure that you follow APA guidelines and cite any resources you use. For assistance with adding narration to your presentation, please utilize the  Adding Audio to a PowerPoint instructional document. 

Adding Audio to a Powerpoint

Adding Audio to a PowerPoint 

Microsoft Word 2007/2010/2013 

1.     Identify each slide that needs audio. 

2.     While on the slide that needs audio, select the Audio option from the Insert menu. 

3.     From the Audio menu, select the type of audio being used.a. Online Audio is best for short, generic sound clips (e.g. a baby crying, dog barking, 

window breaking)b. Audio on my PC would be used if you have sound clips already saved on the 

computer.c. Record Audio would be used to record new sound clips to be used in the 

PowerPoint (this is most likely what will be used and what the following instructions 

will demonstrate) 

4.     Be sure that your microphone is plugged in and select Record Audio 

5.     In the Name field, type the title of the recorded audio file. 

6.     Click on the red record button. 

7.     After clicking on the record button, say what you would like to record into the microphone. 

8.     When you are done recording, click on the blue stop button 

9.     After clinking on the stop button, you will see a sound icon appear on your screen and location of this icon can change by clicking on it.

10.  To listen to the audio, click on the sound icon and then the play arrow.

Editing you Audio

1.Click on the sound icon and then the playback meau under audio tool

2.From the editing menu, you can trim the length of the audio or make it fade in and out.

3.To trim the audio, select trim audio from this menu

4.To trim from the beginning, slide the green bar to the right. To trim from the end, slide the red bar to the left.

5. To have the audio fade in out, select the number of seconds you would like for it to do this from the fade duration section.

6.To have the audio play automatically, select automatically under the start options on the Audio Options section. Otherwise, the audio will start when the icon is clicked. 

7.     To have the audio play across all slides, play continuously until stopped, or rewind after it is played, check the box that corresponds to the option in the Audio Options section. 

8.     To hide the sound icon during the slideshow, check the Hide During Show box in the Audio Options section. 

9.     To have the music automatically play in the background of every slide, select Play in Background from the Audio Styles menu. Note: this option is best for music or sounds that are relevant to the entire presentation.