Present
You have now collected lots of information for your piece of work and are ready to begin presenting it.
Think about:
- what will you do with the information you have gathered?
- what presentation format is appropriate for your topic?
- with whom will you share this information?
On this page you will find information on presenting information. If you are planning an oral presentation, watch the 'Steal this presentation' slideshow, it's full of really useful tips and ideas to improve your presentation.
Click on the drop-down tab for '4. Present' to find information on:
Citation and References - how to include citations and references in your work.
Find reusable images
Creative Commons (CC) is a global non-profit organisation that enables sharing and reuse of creativity and knowledge through the provision of free legal tools.
There are a number of sources of CC resources, including images, which can be used in your work. This often means they can be used without seeking permission from the original owner but you must still cite and reference each item in your work.
Find out more about Creative Commons on the 'Copyright' page of this libguide or explore our 'How to... Find images to use in your school work' libguide to find other sources of images with Creative Commons licenses.
Creative Commons
A great presentation on how to do a presentation
Presentation tools
If you want to try something different to the usual Powerpoint style presentation, have a look at these online presentation tools:
- PreziCreate astonishing presentations live and on the web. Watch the video below to learn the basics of using Prezi.
- Slide RocketThis web-based slide generator which can be used as an alternative to Powerpoint. Create your presentation online and access it with a click anytime, anywhere. This is a very advanced app often used in business. Be prepared to invest a little time to learning before you start a project.
Prezi basics
(Source of video: you tube)