Power Point Presentation

Preparation of the PPP

i will offer to prepare the PPP - will have time for this after 2 june

20 - 40 slides

10 -15 minutes + 5 minutes questions

In my opinion, the presentation should be simple, clear, include many pictures (1 picture = 1000 words) and rather slogans than text. I imagine that it could be composed of:
1) Entry slide: Pangaea YEP logo and the logo of our project
2) Slide about our group: members and their photos?
3) A word of thanks to people from Nunavut (and not only - to older YE as well?) who have helped us with our research. Shall we thank Michael for his supervision?
4) Research summary - (more than just one slide, with many pictures, pointing out what we got to know?)we can't place it in our final project proposal and I think it will be good to show how much we got to know about the region, to highlight the variety of their problems and then pass to...
5) Issues we want to focus on in our project
6) The objectives of our project (here I imagine we orally signalise that because of lack of the most basic data such as place and time YE will spend there, we couldn't have been precise)
7) Ways of achieving our objectives (much, much more than just one slide )
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9)....
10) Budget planning&fundraising ideas
11) 'Thank you for your attention'- I know from personal experience that it is correct to ask for questions and seem eager to answer them


I know that some editing will be possible during the camp, but remember we will not have much time to work on it - so just cosmetic changes. In addition, the oral presentation is based on PP one, so to be able to prepare a 'script' of what is going to happen during 15 most stressful minutes of my life (can speak only for myself)I would have to get it as early as possible ('skeleton' will be sufficient, so just to know what are slides going to be about)

My opinion: not too many details: well structured, in note form, infos about our project ideas, not too much of the research we did of Nunavut (everybody did this and know kind of this information)

- After the logo there should be one slide with the content of the PP

- 3) from Zula: word of thanks...it is better to do this at the end before 11) - that´s the way we do it n Germany: word of thank always at the end

- perhaps: schedule of the project (day1, day 2, day 3) what we want to do with them

Another idea came to my mind: what about adding a slide in between the first one (logo etc.) and the second one (our group)? It would be just a simple quotation:

'It's tough all around Nunavut. However, you don't come to Nunavut to live the dream, you come to build it. ' - Throbbin, blogger

Some of my comments

1) Entry slide: Pangaea YEP logo and the logo of our project
2) Slide about our group: members and photo ---> How about if we take a pic together when gathering in Camp?
3) A word of thanks to people from Nunavut (and not only - to older YE as well?) who have helped us with our research. Shall we thank Michael for his supervision? ---> I also think we should let it in the last slides.
4) Research summary - (more than just one slide, with many pictures, pointing out what we got to know?)we can't place it in our final project proposal and I think it will be good to show how much we got to know about the region, to highlight the variety of their problems and then pass to... ---> we not only focus on the problem, but also their potential.
5) Issues we want to focus on in our project ---> maybe we can mention about the stabilization of our project.
6) The objectives of our project (here I imagine we orally signalise that because of lack of the most basic data such as place and time YE will spend there, we couldn't have been precise)
7) Ways of achieving our objectives (much, much more than just one slide Smile)
Cool....
9)....
10) Budget planning&fundraising ideas
11) 'Thank you for your attention'- I know from personal experience that it is correct to ask for questions and seem eager to answer them

@ rici & phoebe/Hang - i would really appreciate both of you contributing with pics from your research & "how-to-do " for the slideshow.
please remember it to be < 50kb per pic.
time & date needed by : Tuesday , 24hOO - thanks for your co-operation!

any quotes you'd like to add?

All right, so here are some pictures you might use in our presentation.
ARCTIC ecosystem and wildlife:
http://www.reuters.com/resources/r/?m=02&d=20090707&t=2&i=10777549&w=460&fh=&fw=&ll=&pl=&r=2009-07-07T211530Z_01_BTRE5661N1Z00_RTROPTP_0_CANADA-ENVIRONMENT-ARCTIC - arctic ice
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/polar-bear-2.jpg - Polar Bears on thinning ice cover
http://www.sciencebuzz.org/sites/default/files/images/Narwhal1.jpg - Narwhals
http://cache2.artprintimages.com/p/LRG/29/2912/VHPPD00Z/art-print/gerard-soury-bearded-seal-on-ice-floe-nunavut-canada.jpg - seals
http://www.my-world-guide.com/upload/Image/Sharedst/c/canada/fishing/Arctic-Adventure-Arctic-fish.jpg - Arctic Char
http://www.sleddogcentral.com/images/canfan.jpg - Inuit Sledge Dogs at work
Henko, you have once posted a link to pictures of waste dumps in Nunavut, but I can't find it now. Do you know where is it?
http://eu.inmagine.com/400nwm/iris/imagebrokerrm-105/ptg01149397.jpg - modern school Building in Resolute Bay
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4137/4859590432_0636beec36.jpg - young Inuit girl (to show their joy and openness to others? Can we use picture of people without asking for permission?...)
It's harder than I thought to propose you some pictures. Anyway, will send more in the afternoon!

some pictures:
* http://www.northamerica-trade.com/Nunavut.JPG flag of nunavut
* http://www.spaciousplanet.com/images/world/thumbnails/nunavutCanada33712280472063740.jpeg don´t know how it is called!
* http://www.tradition-orale.ca/img/photos/grandes/1215-photo-Young-Inuit-girl-carrying-a-baby-in-her-amauti-hood_g.jpg traditional life
* http://de.academic.ru/pictures/dewiki/73/Inuit-Kleidung_1.jpg traditional clothes
* http://www.gettyimages.ch/detail/sb10067565f-001/Stone garbage dump

http://www.iarc.uaf.edu/research - on the bottom of that page you will find a great picture presenting Arctic Ecosystem and relations between its various parts.