Guidelines for Presentations General Guidelines for Presentations 1. You may present on whatever topic you like, related generally to the topic we are currently working on. To provide the foundation for your class, find some kind of text visual, verbal, written, or whatever for us to wrestle with. One basic principle of good presentations is that they have several parts. Multimedia is available and can be helpful.
CD players are also available.
If you need equipment, be sure to tell me. If you need to have stuff photocopied for the class, or have any work for them to do before they come into class, you need to get it to me before the class preceding your presentation so that we all read it in time for class. Give an introduction of some kind early on, laying out what will happen in the class. During or after the presentation, allow time for questions about what you are doing. However you run it, the presentation should be interactive, to bring your audience in.