Visual Guidelines by Thom H Gibson

gibson — 2014-05-14 01:04:48 UTC

gibson — 2014-05-14 01:05:43 UTC

Guidelines

gibson — 2014-05-14 01:06:58 UTC

Contains eye catching title on top to get audience attention
Contains the PYP elements (theme, central idea, LOIs)
Contains some graphic elements
Contains a few quotes, stats or broad ideas/facts to introduce audience to topic (doesn't contain the whole presentation!)
Is neat, colorful and well designed/layed out
Everything spelled correctly!
Brief action statement

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You must create a draft (or two) before you can begin working on your visual. When everyone in your group comes together with their different drafts, take the best ideas from them to create one visual. Many people do a tri-fold, but that's only one type of visual. You don't have to do a tri-fold.

Before You Can Begin Your Visual Piece

gibson — 2014-05-15 02:51:47 UTC

Your group must have a DETAILED visual plan that includes all the above
Your group must create an action plan (see www.padlet.com/gibson/action
Your group must have a script of your presentation (5 minute limit)

**For your script, you'll introduce your issue & central idea, then each person will discuss their line of inquiry. Discuss your action plan as well**
Your script doesn't have to be word for word, but give specific bullet points of who will say what and in what order