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Upload here a copy of your best and worst slide. What design style are you going for? Is there anything you're unsure about? Something we can help you with? After you've uploaded your slide, provide some feedback on the slides of at least 3 of your peers!

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How are you going to start your oral? With a rhetorical question? A quote? A joke? Something else altogether? Share your idea here.

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To get the most out of this Padlet, I recommend working through the material from left to right (i.e. start with the column closest to here, and then make your way across).

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Naturally, things look a bit different this week! If you have any questions about the course or your assessment, post them here. Remember: the only stupid question is the one never asked!

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"Let's look at a picture of the planet for no reason. What happens if I put some words over it? How about a number? By doing this, I've now made you think that I know what I'm talking about."

Watch the TED talk parodies below. What do you think is the speaker's purpose? Is the presentation effective? Why/why not? Which presentation do you find funnier or more effective? Why?

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What's happening with our orals? When is the oral due?

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What's happening with our orals? When is the oral due?

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Your oral is due on Sunday April 26 (just under 4 weeks from now).

Everyone will be recording their presentations at home, uploading them to YouTube, and then submitting the link via Blackboard.

This means your oral will be pre-recorded (rather than live). At the moment, Lesley, our fabulous unit co-ordinator, is preparing a detailed Assessment #1 FAQ, which will outline a number of assessment questions and their answers. The FAQ should be online by the end of the week.

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To get back into the swing of things, start by watching this short clip, prepared by Lesley, about how to use supporting material for your oral. Once you've viewed the oral, post your name below, so that I know you've watched it!

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‘Thought Leader’ gives talk that will inspire your thoughts

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‘Thought Leader’ gives talk that will inspire your thoughts

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‘Thought Leader’ gives talk that will inspire your thoughts | CBC Radio (Comedy/Satire Skit)

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Here's a picture of my daughter, Joan.

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Allison :)

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Yuh,

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Nicola Grobler: Probably with a bit of context about the event that led to where I am now. Since it was quite an experience there are many seemingly unrelated things that I think I can string together in a way that grabs people's attention

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Nicola: I think I'm going for White on Black, quite minimalist and talking from mainly photos.

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AnnQi: I will probably staring with telling a story