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These are some examples of presentations from last semester:

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These are some examples of presentations from last semester:

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These are some examples of virtual presentations from last semester. They may not have received full marks (for example, some of them used too much text), but they provide an example for you to refer to.

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Your group will collaborate to create a visually engaging and concise presentation based on your analysis of a topic of your choice (relevant to the concepts learned in class). The presentation should reflect the contributions of all group members and be divided into the sections outlined below:

1. Introduction

2. Economic Context

3. Application of the Equilibrium Model

4. Comparative Analysis or Real-World Examples

5. Analysis of Non-Standard Factors

6. Conclusion

IMPORTANT:

While there is no maximum number of slides, your presentation should be 12 minutes or less

Do not forget to delete the instruction posts for each section (it would keep your presentation more concise).

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How to make a slideshow presentation on Padlet

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This is an example of slides submitted in a previous semester. Notice that this time Padlet provides an opportunity to increase creativity (e.g., use of drawing, videos, recording, photos, etc.).

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Hope Pelland - Individual Online Presentation

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Purple and Yellow Illustrative Finance Presentation

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Alek Erickson