Week 23, Pre-task and Post-task, ACP using cue cards and PPTs (Leeds Beckett University) by

Listen to the video below and then follow the instructions-good luck!

LeedsStudyGroup — 2024-09-16 09:13:40 UTC

Post-task (Do before the end of the week):

LeedsStudyGroup — 2024-09-16 09:13:40 UTC

When you have finished recording yourself on the Padlet, download this checklist and use it to give feedback to another student.

Remember to reupload it onto this page with the student's name, so they can see (and act) on your useful feedback!

Example Cue Cards

LeedsStudyGroup — 2025-08-11 09:09:00 UTC

Many speakers use cue cards in presentations to help them remember key points.

This is NOT about writing a script and reading everything off the card (if you do this you will get a low score).

Think about the more difficult slides in your ACP, ones like your visual data. Do you think you'll remember it all? If not, consider using small bit of cards with key points/ bullet points.

Have a look at the example above. Note that these must be handwritten or printed as NO devices are allowed in this assessment.