Presentation Slides (2/6 points) Arrange your PowerPoint slides: first slide is the title slide, followed by four or five slides of summarized and concise information with bulleted points and appropriate images if available. You also use in-text citation. IEEE uses numbers inside brackets, and these numbers will correspond to the numbered citations on the citation slide. You should also acknowledge the source of images that you use with a source line at the bottom of the slide
The final slide is the properly formatted Citations. Keep in mind that even though you use in-text citations and a Citation slide, if you copy and paste content it is still plagiarism. You avoid plagiarism by understanding the material and writing in your own words. Each person has their own writing style that is unique like a fingerprint. NOTE: A citation page is NOT a list of URLs. The URL is only one part of the citation. There are many websites that will help you with your citations including the RCSJ Library. Citations – In-text and Citation Slide (2/6 points) Find a minimum of two scholarly sources about your topic. Be wary of .com sites as anyone can create a .com. Excellent sites are the edu’s and. org’s. If you think you have found a proper source and it is a .com, it should reference a medical or biological journal. Your focus is on the mechanism of how the disease affects the body, treatment, cause, and current research findings and studies.
Prepare a properly formatted citation slide (final slide) using formatting of your choice such as APA, MLA and IEEE. Presentation Notes (2/6 points) Below each slide is a box for Notes.
In this box, explain the information in the slide above as if you are presenting these slides in an on-campus class. This could be two to four sentences that provide your understanding of the disease.
Do not copy and paste information from your slide. You may also submit a separate file of notes in the submission.
Your focus is on: 1. How the disease affects the body 2. Treatment 3. Cause 4. Current Research Findings and Studies
