1. Past, Present and Future Trends in XXXX
by XXX

2. Note This template is a minimal, suggestive guide to get you started
You may add as many slides as you want, just click on “insert” and “slide”
More images are often useful
Put links for images, etc., on the “notes page”

3. Why This Topic is Important
Point One
Point Two
Point Three

4. The Data Set I Used The Data File, e.g., GSS 7204
The size of the sample
When the data were gathered

5. The Variables I used Variable One Described Variable Two Described
Variable Three Described

6. The Variables I used Variable Four Described Variable Five Described
Variable Six Described

7. Trends in [your dependent variable]
in this and other slides, delete the examples and replace them with our own material

8. Image from: http://www. trinity. edu/mkearl/newspapr
Image from: - if you use someone else’s material you must acknowledge it.

9. This was pasted by using the “picture” option on the “paste special” menu

11. Newspaper reading
Age
Income

12. Hint: bold the table in the original Word file before copying it...

16. Main Findings
Finding One
Finding Two
Finding Three

17. Main Findings
Finding Four
Finding Five
Finding Six

18. Probable Future
Point One
Point Two
Point Three

19. Image from: http://gfishbone. com/lwn/archives/2005/05/the_future_of_n

20. Preventable Future Point One Point Two Point Three
Image from The Economist, “Who Killed the Newspaper,” August 24, 2006.

21. Possible Future Point One Point Two Point Three
Image from: Bob Russell blog on future of news:

22. Image from: http://www. micropersuasion. com/2006/01/rssenabled_epap

23. Preferable Future
Point One
Point Two
Point Three

24. Suggested Readings
“Who Killed the Newspaper,” The Economist, August 24, 2006
Bob Russell’s blog on the future of news
“The Future of Newspapers,” from Made Up News That’s Almost Fit to Read,