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Persuasion in Ancient Greece ( CLAS 381A)

Persuasion in Ancient Greece ( CLAS 381A). Andrew Scholtz, Instructor. This Is a Bad Slide, a Very Bad Slide. It’s bad because it stuffs text into a slide, where it doesn’t belong Your PowerPoint should be a visual aid to you, not you an audible aid to PowerPoint!

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Persuasion in Ancient Greece ( CLAS 381A)

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  1. Persuasion in Ancient Greece(CLAS 381A) Andrew Scholtz, Instructor

  2. This Is a Bad Slide, a Very Bad Slide • It’s bad because it stuffs text into a slide, where it doesn’t belong • Your PowerPoint should be a visual aid to you, not you an audible aid to PowerPoint! • It’s also bad because it uses complete sentences • Inconsistent grammatical-visual structure • How about the fact that it’s got way too many words per line? • Do you think it also has too many lines per slide? • Yah think?!... CLAS 381A

  3. Good Slide • Non-discursive • Concise • Consistent • Illustrative CLAS 381A

  4. Works Cited Author-last-name, Author-first-name. “Title of Article/Chapter.” Title of Book/Journal. City: Publisher, Year. pages. Print. Author-last-name, Author-first-name. Title of Book. City: Publisher, Year. Print. Author-last-name, Author-first-name. "Title/Name of Web Page." Date of Posting/Revision. Title/Name of Web Site. Date you accessed the site <http://www.website.edu>. CLAS 381A

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