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Mr. Cowlin, for the presentation I was wondering if I could incorporate my research into another group member's powerpoint and have the part of his powerpoint with my info on it as my visual aid?
ReplyDeleteThat sounds fine. I would, however, suggest that you determine who should get credit for the slides to which you are referring - both of you, or just him. Designate the slide with the appropriate names somewhere at the bottom.
ReplyDeleteIn other words, to me it sounds like you're asking if two people can get credit for the same slide. The answer is yes.
Mr. Cowlin, I left my sheet in my locker so I don't remember if we needed citations for our research. Do we need it? And if we do, where should we put it?
ReplyDeleteJune asked this, but for some reason it didn't pop up on its own. So I'm re-posting it.
ReplyDeleteMr. Cowlin, I left my sheet in my locker so I don't remember if we needed citations for our research. Do we need it? And if we do, where should we put it?
Yes, you should cite your research. I'd say maybe on your PowerPoint slide at the bottom, or maybe one slide at the end with all of the citations. Or feel free to pass it out to me on a typed sheet before you begin. You choice.