A Significant Indigenous person: Some Tips To Presenting

Some tips for an effective PowerPoint about a significant Indigenous Australian

Sam CookAn energetic, talent and inspiring woman.

By LeesaWatego

The title tells us the name of the person you are talking about, but also something about the person

Some facts about Sam Cook

Born in 1973
From Kimberley Region, Western Australia

Using the map to say where the person is from is more interesting than just text. Arrows are also useful because they help the audience

Sam Cook is inspirational. She has been an illustrator, a theatre director, a NAIDOC award winner, and she carried the Olympic torch in 2000. She also started Blak History Month in 2008 and writes the Great Moments in Blakistory. She must be really great. I like her.

Sam Cook is inspirational. She has been an illustrator, a theatre director, a NAIDOC award winner, and she carried the Olympic torch in 2000. She also started Blak History Month in 2008 and writes the Great Moments in Blakistory. She must be really great. I like her.
Interesting slides use images + text, not just text. Use bullet points to make your ideas more easily read.

I think Sam is an inspiration.
Your final slide is a “round-up” of your ideas. “I believe …”, “I feel …”, “I think …”.

References & Images Used
Black & White Portrait Image of Sam Cook from http://www.publicenergy.ca/06-07/honouring_theatre/windmill.htm
Images of “kissing” Sam, Artwork and newspaper cuttings from Sam Cook FacebookPage
Map of Aboriginal Australia from http://www.yale.edu/gsp/colonial/aboriginal_australia_map.html
Where did you get your information from? Include the URL (web address) & who wrote the information if you can.