Visualizing the Monster

Background:

In order to better understand the image and style components that make up a modern researcher’s toolkit, students will submit a visual presentation of their research project as their final.

Task:

Produce a PowerPoint, prezi, or video on your research topic. This presentation should contain an overview of your findings in a concise and entertaining presentation.

Create a PowerPoint slideshow: 20 slides minimum, include facts about your Monster, and images of the “monster”

The following should be included in your presentation:

• Abstract on your project
• Introduction to your topic
• Research process and methods
• Critical or Philosophical perspectives use in analysis of data
• Results of your research
• Implications & applications of your research
• Reflection
• Works Cited

You can use research paper, or any information and images found on the web to complete the research assignment. Make sure the information you find is from a credible source.

Note:

• Make sure you cite all information taken from another source and you cite all your images

Requirements: Write a Powerpoint, Prezi or video Presentation on your topic that is at least 20 slides and presents a clear argument

• Should use a minimum of 8 Sources from the Annotated Bibliography with quotes from each source that are cited correctly with MLA
• Images should be used to visually convey your argument and cited properly with MLA
• This is an argument presentation, so it should not be an essay copy and pasted on to slides nor should it be an outline of a paper
• The Visual presentation is a hybrid between the research paper and an oral presentation. Please click on the link to get more details: Visual Research Presentation Guidelines