1. Lab Report Format Using PowerPoint TITLE SLIDE PROCEDURE SLIDE DATA TABLE SLIDE GRAPHS SLIDE(S) RESULTS CONCLUSION Note: this is a hiddenslide. It is placed here as a guide to help you in building your presentation. It will not show in your show! The slides with the green background are guide slides. The blanks are for you! Dont forget transitions between slides and builds of slide objects.

2. BUILD YOUR TITLE SLIDE ON THE NEXT SLIDE. VIDEO AND PHOTOGRAPH THE WORK OF YOUR RESEARCH GROUP. PUT THESE ON YOUR PRESENTATION. BE SURE THAT THE NAMES OF ALL OF THE PARTICIPANTS OCCURS ON THIS SLIDE! You can tell which slides are hidden when you switch to slide sorter view (View, Slide Sorter). The hidden slide have the number blocked with a diagonal line.

4. PROCEDURE SLIDES COME NEXT Give a brief overview of the procedure…remember a picture can be worth many words! Build your procedure slide on the next slides. Remember…these hidden slides will not show in the show. If you wish, you may delete them when your presentation is finished.

6. DATA SLIDES GO NEXT! Dont reinvent the wheel here…just copy and paste your data table from Excel to the next PowerPoint slide. Adjust the data table so that it displays nicely on the slide. Include a title for the slide and maybe some other embellishments.

8. GRAPH SLIDE NEXT A graph (chart) is just another way of displaying your data. A simple cut n paste from Excel to Keynote is all that is needed to put your graphs into the slide show. Include a small amount of narrative to convince your audience that you know what is going on with your graphs. Consider using two different graphs on two slides. Do not clutter slides!

11. NEXT COMES YOUR RESULTS SLIDE What is the volume of that unknown container? How good was your prediction? Give a brief explanation as to how you calculated it.

13. FINALLY…THE CONCLUSION SLIDE Two statements: 1. Summarize your work. 2. Summarize your results. 3. Use a photo to help the audience visualize your work.