World War I Propaganda Presentation Checklist —High School
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My presentation includes a variety of examples of WWI propaganda, such as: Different formats |
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Different purposes |
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Different countries |
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My presentation has a theme that: Engages the viewer |
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Unifies the presentation |
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Says something important about propaganda |
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I created a storyboard for my presentation with an: Opening title/theme slide |
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Propaganda examples |
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Concluding slide |
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I analyze the propaganda examples by describing: Propaganda techniques used |
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Context |
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Purpose |
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Effectiveness |
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Ethics |
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I draw conclusions about the propaganda by discussing: Connections to conflicts throughout history |
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Connections to important events, people, and places of WWI |
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Role propaganda played in the War |
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I create slides with: Appropriate amount of text on each slide |
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Appropriate font size |
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Graphics to add meaning |
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Animations to add meaning |
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Music/Video to add meaning |
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Slide transitions to add meaning |
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I practice giving my presentation to: Introduce presentation |
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Comment on slides |
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Conclude presentation |
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Make it the right length |
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I asked for and received constructive comments on my presentation. |
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I revised my presentation to make it better. |
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