Hi

Look, I'm stuck. I've been trying to get an idea all week. The last thing that I want to do is use a powerpoint as my visual aid. In fact i've removed it from even being considered. At one point I thought about doing a video confrence or asking people-on-the-street what they thought about a specific topic. Only both of these things wouldn't work with a presentation on the Warsaw Pact and NATO. I also thought about presenting my speech in RPG as if I were a teacher but my parents said that would be a bad idea.

I am so stuck. I need an idea asap and all the websites I look at just tell me to be innovative. I've tried being innovative! ITs not working!

Please, are there any ideas that would work?

Thanks
Em

If you don't want to use PowerPoint and don't want to use any of the ideas in the links I sent you yesterday, I don't know what to tell you. If you don't want to be innovative, then just use PowerPoint.

http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1312779431

Hi Em! I can understand your frustration and the pressure to come up with a unique and engaging idea for your presentation on the Warsaw Pact and NATO. Don't worry, I'm here to help you brainstorm some alternative ideas that might work for your topic.

1. Infographic: Consider creating an infographic that presents key information, comparisons, and statistics about the Warsaw Pact and NATO. Infographics are visually appealing and can effectively convey complex information.

2. Historical reenactment: Instead of an RPG approach, you could explore the option of presenting a historical reenactment. You can dress up as a significant figure or choose multiple characters from these alliances and present key events that unfolded between them.

3. Debate format: Organize a debate where you split your audience into two groups representing the Warsaw Pact and NATO. Present a series of statements or arguments related to the topic, and let the participants debate and defend their respective positions.

4. Timeline visualization: Create a visually captivating timeline that depicts the major events and milestones of the Warsaw Pact and NATO. You can use an online tool or design one manually, showcasing the historical progression of these alliances.

5. Panel discussion: As an alternative to a video conference, consider organizing a panel discussion with fellow students or friends where you discuss the significance, impact, and controversies surrounding the Warsaw Pact and NATO. This can add an interactive element to your presentation.

6. Interactive quiz: Design an interactive quiz with questions about the Warsaw Pact and NATO. You can use online platforms that allow participants to answer multiple-choice questions, and then provide explanations after each question to elaborate on the correct answer.

I hope these ideas inspire you and provide a fresh perspective for your presentation. Remember to choose an option that aligns with your interests and strengths. Good luck!