I think this one is helpful because of the example that are especially east to relate to. And the pictures help. Plus, it's pretty clear, and I think that if someone didn't understand inertia, this would help a lot.
I liked the fact that this power point did not have large amount of writing, and instead used pictures and diagrams to communicate the ideas. The real life examples were very good as well.
This one was my favorite. The pictures were interesting and engaging and the fact that is was not to dense with writing helped aswell. It was one of teh few overall that did not bore me through their extensive use of text. If I could have one improvement, it could have gone a little more indepth, but even that might not have been worth doing because it is nice how consice the current one is.
THis is my favorite because of the many great examples. It had good graphics too to keep me involved. There was one page though that had a CRAZY amount of words on it.
I thought this Powerpoint was great because of the presentable format and pictures, and also the example was very thorough. There was not too much information that it would be confusing, so I really liked that aspect.
most helpful presentation in my opinion. Interesting visuals, bullet points make information easy to digest, examples are key. I'm not sure there would be too much you could improve on, if the text was more fractured people would call it sparse, too consolidated and people would call it wordy, I think you found a happy medium.
The examples were great! A topic like this is hard to explain without video or moving visuals but this group did a great job using pictures and words to concisely describe how inertia works. The pictures took the place of words that, if used, would have made the project too wordy. More questions at the end with answers would have been a nice addition, but still, well done.
I feel this is the best of th3e power points because it is concise, but gives us all the information we need. It is also visually appealing, with pictures that catch they eye yet remain relevant to the topic at hand (such as the train crashing trough the top floor of a station).
this project was the most useful one to me. this was because of its many examples and connections with things in everyday life. i think videos or more examples wouldve helped more but it was still the best presentation for this subject.
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I think this one is helpful because of the example that are especially east to relate to. And the pictures help. Plus, it's pretty clear, and I think that if someone didn't understand inertia, this would help a lot.
I liked the fact that this power point did not have large amount of writing, and instead used pictures and diagrams to communicate the ideas. The real life examples were very good as well.
This one was my favorite. The pictures were interesting and engaging and the fact that is was not to dense with writing helped aswell. It was one of teh few overall that did not bore me through their extensive use of text. If I could have one improvement, it could have gone a little more indepth, but even that might not have been worth doing because it is nice how consice the current one is.
THis is my favorite because of the many great examples. It had good graphics too to keep me involved. There was one page though that had a CRAZY amount of words on it.
I thought this Powerpoint was great because of the presentable format and pictures, and also the example was very thorough. There was not too much information that it would be confusing, so I really liked that aspect.
most helpful presentation in my opinion. Interesting visuals, bullet points make information easy to digest, examples are key. I'm not sure there would be too much you could improve on, if the text was more fractured people would call it sparse, too consolidated and people would call it wordy, I think you found a happy medium.
The examples were great! A topic like this is hard to explain without video or moving visuals but this group did a great job using pictures and words to concisely describe how inertia works. The pictures took the place of words that, if used, would have made the project too wordy. More questions at the end with answers would have been a nice addition, but still, well done.
this is a great power point whoever made this must be a genius. Everything about it was fantastic. i couldn't have done better myself.
I feel this is the best of th3e power points because it is concise, but gives us all the information we need. It is also visually appealing, with pictures that catch they eye yet remain relevant to the topic at hand (such as the train crashing trough the top floor of a station).
this project was the most useful one to me. this was because of its many examples and connections with things in everyday life. i think videos or more examples wouldve helped more but it was still the best presentation for this subject.
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