Posted: December 6th, 2022

THE BUSINESS SCHOOL
CENTRE FOR LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES
ASSIGNMENT COVER SHEET
POWERPOINT ASSIGNMENT
COURSE NAME Legal Computer Applications
COURSE CODE + SECTION PRLG 702 (ss. 201 + 202), PRLG 102 s. 201
SEMESTER F2022
PROFESSOR’S NAME Scott Tanaka
MARKS ALLOTED 15
WEIGHTING 15%
DATE ASSIGNED Nov 21, 2022
DATE DUE In-Class 702: Nov 29 or Dec 6
In-Class 102: Dec 2 or Dec 9
DATE MARKS TO BE RETURNED On or before Dec 16, 2022
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POWERPOINT ASSIGNMENT (15% of Final Grade)
INTRODUCTION
･ The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate your ability to use PowerPoint to create a
presentation that complies with the instructions and to use the software to deliver a brief live
presentation
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTATIONS + FILE SUBMISSION
･ Sign up for a presentation date during our Week 11 class
– Present during our regular class time in Week 12 or Week 13 (professional nursing paper writing service, nursingscribe top experts)
･ Submit your file to the PowerPoint assignment folder on eCentennial after your live
presentation (do not submit it earlier in case you make last-minute changes)
･ If you missed the in-class date sign-up on Nov 22 or 25, email Scott right away;
if the number of students of each date is imbalanced, you might not get your first choice
PRLG 702 PRLG 102
s. 201 s. 202 s. 201
Week 12 10:30 am on Nov 29 3:30 pm on Nov 29 8:30 am on Dec 2
Week 13 (professional nursing paper writing service, nursingscribe top experts) 10:30 am on Dec 6 3:30 pm on Dec 6 8:30 am on Dec 9
INSTRUCTIONS
・ Choose a legal topic (sample nursing essay examples by the best nursing assignment writing service) that would be appropriate for a brief public legal education seminar
that you might deliver after you become a licensed paralegal
– If you need inspiration for a topic (sample nursing essay examples by the best nursing assignment writing service), browse the “Legal Topics” on https://stepstojustice.ca/
・ Produce a minimum of 7 slides; this number includes the title slide, but excludes the
written explanation (see second-last bullet point)
・ Plan for a presentation that lasts approximately 5 minutes, including any activities you
incorporate or questions from the audience
・ Ensure that the font size throughout the presentation is at least 24 pt (larger is OK)
– this is a strict requirement; do not use text that is smaller than 24 pt anywhere
・ Include at least 1 picture, 1 animation and 1 transition in your presentation
– Other elements may enhance your presentation, but they are NOT required
・ Use the electronic notes section in the PowerPoint software to display your talking points
– This is a specific feature within the PowerPoint interface; review the PowerPoint Basics
video in the online materials for Week 11 to locate this specific area for text entry
– Use either full sentences or point form
・Submit a written explanation that describes both the purpose of your presentation as
well as the rationale for the design choices you made to communicate this effectively
using PowerPoint
– Use extra slides at the end of your presentation to type your written explanation;
these slides are in addition to the minimum of 7 slides that form your actual presentation
– Look at the rubric for more details about how your answers will be graded
・NOTE: This assignment does not require a large amount research because you are being
evaluated only on your ability to produce a PowerPoint presentation as evidence of your
computer skills, NOT the rigour of your legal research. Still, you should take care to present
accurate information. If you use quotations or paraphrases, include a list of references at the
end of the presentation. While no specific format is required for this list, do include URLs
(website addresses) or other basic details that would permit verification of any of these
resources.
RUBRIC /15 Marks
SLIDE DESIGN AND LAYOUT
0
・ Inappropriate use of spacing
(e.g., slide content overlaps,
layout is cluttered, elements
extend beyond visible area)
・ Font size is too small
throughout the presentation
・The use of formatting
consistently detracts from
readability
(e.g., overuse of formatting, poor
match between text colour and
background colour)
1
・ In some places slides do not
use horizontal/vertical space well
・In some places font size is too
small (text is difficult to read)
・In some places formatting
detracts from readability
・In some places font size is
smaller than 24 pt
2
・ Appropriate use of spacing
・ Formatting is used
appropriately to enhance
readability
PRESENCE OF REQUIRED SLIDE ELEMENTS
0
・Includes no pictures,
animations or slide
transitions
1
・Includes only 1 of the 3
required elements
(e.g., 1 picture but
NO animation and NO
slide transition)
2
・Includes only 2 of the
3 required elements
(e.g., 1 picture,
1 animation but NO slide
transition)
3
・Includes at least
1 picture, 1 animation,
and 1 slide transition
CREATION OF REQUIRED NUMBER OF SLIDES
0
・Presentation includes
fewer than 7 slides
1
・Presentation includes
at least 7 slides
(excluding written explanation)
CORRECT USE OF NOTES SECTION
0
・Notes section not used
1
・Notes section contains content to support verbal
presentation in either full sentences or point form
TYPOGRAPHIC ERRORS
0
・ Text contains 3 or
more errors in spelling,
grammar, capitalization,
and punctuation
1
・ Text contains 2 errors
in spelling, grammar,
capitalization, and
punctuation
2
・ Text contains 1 error
in spelling, grammar,
capitalization, and
punctuation
3
・ Text contains no
errors
in spelling, grammar,
capitalization, and
punctuation
WRITTEN EXPLANATION: PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION
0
・No written explanation provided
0.5
・ Written explanation provided,
but is incomplete
1
・ Identifies the purpose of the
presentation
・ Purpose is suitable for a public
legal education seminar
(i.e., it is NOT outlandish,
unrealistic, off-topic (sample nursing essay examples by the best nursing assignment writing service))
WRITTEN EXPLANATION: RATIONALE FOR DESIGN CHOICES
0
・No written explanation provided
0.5
・ Written explanation provided,
but is incomplete
1
・ Identifies the rationale for
design choices
・ Explains design choices made
to communicate effectively using
PowerPoint
(e.g., thoughtful use of layouts,
animations, division of content,
etc.)
LIVE PRESENTATION
0
• Did not attend scheduled live presentation
• Did not sign up for a live presentation
3
• Delivered live presentation during scheduled class

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