Portfolio Instructions
For your portfolio item, you will conduct research into the Progressive Era topic you selected, search for and download images associated with that topic, and create a Microsoft® PowerPoint presentation that includes SmartArt, Action buttons, slide transitions, text boxes, and animations. You will have the option to convert this presentation into a video that includes slide transitions and animations. You will submit the final presentation as a portfolio item.
Follow the instructions below to create your presentation.
Step 1: Research your Progressive Era topic:
Click on the links below to review the different aspects of the Progressive Era. Read about your topic, noting information to include in your presentation.
Automobiles in the Progressive and New Eras
Cities During the Progressive Era
Conservation in the Progressive Era
Immigrants in the Progressive Era
Prohibition: A Case Study of Progressive Reform
U.S. Participation in the Great War (World War I)
Women’s Suffrage in the Progressive Era
Conduct a safe search on the Internet to find images relevant to your topic. Find at least three images to include in your presentation.
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I hope you have Powerpoint on your computer and know how to use it. If you don't know this, then google how to make a powerpoint presentation.
If you consider this assignment all at once, yes, it becomes overwhelming, but if you take it step by step, you should be able to manage.
1. Research your Progressive Era topic: Click on one of the links they gave you to review one aspect of the Progressive Era. Read about your topic, taking notes on information to include in your presentation.
2. Search for and download images associated with that topic.
3. Make a Microsoft® PowerPoint presentation that includes SmartArt, Action buttons, slide transitions, text boxes, and animations.
4. You will submit the final presentation as a portfolio item.
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Can someone give a link to there PowerPoint for like an example
Citation: A citation is a reference to a source that has been used in preparation of a work or project. It typically includes the author, title, publisher, publication date, and any other relevant information to identify the source.
Credible: Credible refers to the reliability or trustworthiness of a source. A credible source is one that is reputable and based on fact or quality research and evidence.
Digital Source: A digital source is a source of information that is accessed through a digital or electronic format, such as a website, online database, or e-book.
Print Source: A print source is a traditional form of information source that is published in print or physical form, such as books, newspapers, and magazines.
Y'all are so unhelpful you can't even give an example of someone's text well luckily I already did the portfolio and sorry I can't get my text because I was not able to copy it
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