Your project should represent high-qualitywork–something you would expectto see in a professional setting. Perhaps your employer will be interestedinfacilitating itsuse in areal-life situation!

Submit your completed PowerPoint Presentation with speaker notes to this assignment portal.

Overview: Capstone Project–Presentation and Evaluation

Your project should represent high-qualitywork–something you would expectto see in a professional setting. Perhaps your employer will be interestedinfacilitating itsuse in areal-life situation!

You will upload your PowerPoint for grading. You will also upload theformsordocumentsyouwould useforevaluation(two evaluation toolswill be created) ofyourinformation dissemination.These mightbein theform ofinformalobservation recordsand/or formaltestsor questionnaires. (This evaluation portion will be submitted as one Word document. See below for all that must be included). There is a separate portal for each portion of the assignment in Blackboard.

Objectives

Design evaluation tools to accompany yourproject.

Locate peer-reviewed articles discussing evidence-based nursingpractice.?

Design evaluationtools toaccompany your project. ?

Instructions

You willcreate your project’spresentationandevaluationtoolsasan electronicfiles.

PowerPoint Portion of Assignment (Assignment 2):

Presentation

You will submitaPowerPointpresentationcontainingatitleslide,10-15 slideseach with comprehensive contentdemonstrating useofyourpeer-reviewed sources,andreference slides.Remember toinclude asourceforeachimageorgraphicincludedon theslides; thisis easiestdonedirectlyonthe slide under ornexttothe image.Your “talkingpoints”are considered speakernotesand shouldcontain20-30 minutesof “talk time.” Informationread directlyfrom theslide shouldbe included inthe speakernotes.Werecommend you time yourselfwhile readingyourspeakernotestodetermine ifyourpresentationiswithin the 20-30 minutesforcontent. Your speaker notes should be written exactly as you would be speaking to your audience. You do need to include citations in your speaker notes. Be sure to include all of your references on the reference slide(s).