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The video must include both the speaker and their presentation slides, with the main focus being on the speaker using the slides to support their ideas and message. The speaker should utilize and exhibit best practices for presentations and videos. Instructions for using Zoom can be found in the Blackboard course.

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The video must include both you and your slides. The main
focus is you, the speaker, with the slides providing support for
your ideas and overall message. 4. Be sure to utilize and to
exhibit all the presentation and video best practices listed
below. Note: See your Blackboard course for instructions on
using Zoom.

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