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The slide deck from the fierce and awesome Battledecks competition that was held June 2010 during the American Library Association's annual conference.
The slide deck from the fierce and awesome Battledecks competition that was held June 2010 during the American Library Association's annual conference.
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American Library Association Annual Conference<br />Washington DC <br />June 28 2010<br />
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Official Rules<br /><ul><li>Each contestant will present on the same topic: “Turn and Face the Change: Evolving and Revolving in Libraryland”
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There are 9 unique slide decks of 12 slides each
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Each contestant has 5 minutes to complete their presentation
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Judges will score each presentation on 5 criteria and assign a final score out of 25
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Scores will be combined during musical interlude to determine the winner
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In the event of a tie, we will use the audience applause-o-meter to determine a winner</li></ul>All competitors shall achieve fame and glory for their bravery in competing in the first ever Battledecks to be held at ALA Annual<br />
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The Rumble Royale<br />Battledecks<br />Official Scoring Categories<br /><ul><li>Content and Credibility (did it make any sense?)
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Credits and Accolades<br />Original Theme Music by Ed Hermann<br />Battledecks Logo design by John LeMasney of 365sketches.org<br />Slides by Andy Woodworth, Alice Yucht, Jaime Corris Hammond and Janie Hermann<br />Sponsored generously by American Libraries and The Learning Round Table<br />