LibGuides: What was happening in the world of Canterbury Tales? : Presentation

Step 1: Create a Google Slides Presentation

Create a simple Google Slides Presentation.

The first and last slides are the only ones permitted to have words - the remaining slides may only have images.
The images should be representative of and reflect the researched information you have found on your topic.
- Find images on Britannica ImageQuest or using a Filtered Google Image Search.
  - Britannica Imagequest: Username: school, Password: table
- Make sure to cite all images you include in your slides presentation.
- See links below for how to cite images in NoodleTools.

Citing Images from Britannica ImageQuest
3:09 Screencast with instructions
Note the change in username and password with this database. NEW username: school, NEW password: table
Citing Images from a Filtered Google Search
4:50 Screencast
Note: This video is slightly out-of-date. When you go to "Usage Rights", now you just select "Creative Commons Licenses"

Step 2: Determine best platform for presentation

WeVideo
Pros: Links to Google Account; upload Google Slides (downloaded as PDFs) as images; add music and text features; all FCPS students have premium accounts
To Learn: A lot - video editing app, so it's not simply a recording app
Screeencastify
Pros: (as an extension) easy to use and install; uses Google Account log-in; saves directly to Google Drive
Drawbacks: Free version time limist (5 minute limit)
Screecast-o-matic
Pros: Can save to Google Drive; log in with Google Account; easy to use; can trim/edit videos after recording
Drawbacks: Must select Google Drive upload (won't do it automatically); 15 minute time limit for free account
Adobe Spark
Pros: Use Google Account to log in

Step 3: Record Presentation

Using your slides presentation (or your images) as your visual, create a video, presenting your information (verbally) in a way that is highlighted and supported by the visuals you have found.

Videos should be no more that 3 minutes in length.

Submit your video to the media album in your Schoology course.

Step 4: Create Multiple Choice Questions

Create two multiple choice questions based on your presentation.

Find the Schoology assignment to turn those in.