DIGITAL WORKSHEET UNIT 5

Presentation tools

Part 1: Let’s discuss

1 Read the text and answer the questions.

There are lots of web-based presentation tools which allow you to make

dynamic and interactive presentations and save them online. Many of these tools

also allow you to collaborate and share your presentation with other students.

An advantage of using a web-based presentation tool is that you can add your

finished product to your blog or wiki. Because the presentation is saved online,

you can share a link to it at the click of a button.

1 Do you ever make presentations?

2 What are the advantages of using a web-based presentation tool?

Part 2: Let’s analyse

2 Look at the presentation. Answer the questions in groups.

1 What do you think this presentation is about?

2 What can we expect to see in the presentation?

3 What is the function of the bullet points?

4 Are photos an important part of a presentation? Why?

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GLOSSARY

Bullet points: A useful way of putting short bits of information on the screen that

you can talk more about in your presentation.

Slide: A page of your web-based presentation – lots of slides make up a

presentation.

Part 3: Let’s do it!

Step 1 Go online and search for an online presentation tool.

Step 2 Choose a recipe to talk about in your presentation. Select something that

you like and that you can make yourself at home!

Step 3 Think about what to include in your presentation (text, audio, video).

Remember to list all of the ingredients and to express the quantities (a lot, some,

a, an, a cup, a teaspoon). Use vocabulary from this unit.

Step 4 Organize your ideas on the Task Sheet. Decide which information to put on

each slide.

Step 5 Create your presentation using the following structure:

• Title

• Ingredients

• Steps

• Tips

Step 6 Save your presentation and share it with your teacher and classmates.

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