Multimedia Presentations

This semester, you and up to two partners will be responsible for a 10-minute multimedia presentation.

Requirements:

• The presentation must be no more than 10 minutes in length
• There should be 10-12 slides (including introduction and conclusion) and should contain least one video or audio clip—absolutely no more than 1.5 minutes in length
• On the day of your presentation, email your presentation (or a link) to me at daniel.hendeldelao@sjsu.edu

Additionally:

• You may utilize any presentation program you like (PowerPoint, Keynote, Prezi, etc.)
• It is highly recommended that you present from a downloaded version of your presentation
• Presentations without an introduction and/or conclusion cannot score higher than a C

Topics:

1. On the Costs of the Pink Tax
2. Who are the Amish?
3. The Most and Least Educated Cities in America
4. The Poorest Whites: Life in Appalachia
5. Five Things to Know About Black Lives Matter
   
6. Okay, Boomer: The Baby Boomers vs. Millennials Feud Explained 
7. Hair and the American Male: 1900 to Present
8. Remembering Yuppies
9. Up in Smoke: Americans and Cigarettes in the 21st Century
10. Latinx, Hispanic, Latino: Terms Defined
    
11. Who are the American One Percent?
12. How and Why Women Vote
13. The Colored Comet: Why Jackie Robinson Mattered
14. What Democrats and Republicans Eat
15. Vows: Inside America's Purity Culture
16. Introducing the 21st Century Dad
17. A Brief History of Muslims in America
18. The Discarded and Forgotten: The Plight of Amerasians
19. Native American Sports Names and Mascots: Inside the Debate
20. The Stonewall Riots: The Start of a Revolution
21. Red State vs. Blue States: Economies Side-by-Side
22. Secretly: What Porn Do Americans Watch?
23. Remembering the Hippies 
24. Who Were the Pilgrims?
    
25. Never Mind the Dog, Beware of Owner: Who Owns Guns in America?
26. The Men's Men: Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, and Steve McQueen
27. Nonbinary and Ungendered: On 21st Century Gender Identities
28. Understanding the Zoot Suit Riots
29. A Brief History of the Chinese in America
30. On the Costs of the Fat Tax

 

Sec. 7-

Week 12: Mon 4.5/Wed 4.7

1. Ashley M/Vincent L: Okay, Boomer: The Baby Boomers vs. Millennials Feud Explained  
2. Kevin H/Jaylene M: Hair and the American Male: 1900 to Present
3. Jose T/Jennifer S: On the Costs of the Pink Tax  
4. Luz R/Jasmine N: A Brief History of Muslims in America

Week 13: Mon 4.12/Wed 4.14 

1. Anthony N/Wilson H: A Brief History of the Chinese in America
2. Luis O/Victor E: Nonbinary and Ungendered: On 21st Century Gender Identities
3. Radha S/Justin S: The Discarded and Forgotten: The Plight of Amerasians

Week 14: Mon 4.19/Wed 4.21 

1. Kenneth N/Jacob C: The Most and Least Educated Cities in America 
2. Andy Q/Juan R: The Stonewall Riots: The Start of a Revolution
3. Eric C/Preet L: Never Mind the Dog, Beware of Owner: Who Owns Guns in America?
   

Week 16: Mon 5.3/Wed 5.5

1. Jai N/Miguel F: The Colored Comet: Why Jackie Robinson Mattered 
2. Anthony H/Adiel K: What Democrats and Republicans Eat
   
3. Hamlet I/Natalie P: Introducing the 21st Century Dad

 

Sec. 9–

Week 13: Mon 4.12/Wed 4.14 

1. Anthony M/Idris N: Remembering the Hippies
   
2. Jason O/Matthew/Jasper N: 
3. Misa C/Jesse D: Nonbinary and Ungendered: On 21st Century Gender Identities
4. Varoon K/Aaron L: Secretly: What Porn Do Americans Watch? 
   

Week 14: Mon 4.19/Wed 4.21 

1. Sohan C/Patrick C/Jason N: What Democrats and Republicans Eat 
2. Davis T/Samantha Y: Red State vs. Blue States: Economies Side-by-Side 
   
3. Connor M/Christina M: The Most and Least Educated Cities in America  
4. Muhammed Q/Merryn S: Up in Smoke: Americans and Cigarettes in the 21st Century

Week 16: Mon 5.3/Wed 5.5

1. Vanessa F/Tyson G: Introducing the 21st Century Dad 
2. Bryan P/Emma N: Who are the American One Percent?
3. Karan G/Andrew L: Never Mind the Dog, Beware of Owner: Who Owns Guns in America?
4. Samantha Y/David T: The Poorest Whites: Life in Appalachia