Group+Multimedia+Presentation

=Group Multimedia Presentation=

In preparing for our mock Congressional hearing in 1950, your team will collaboratively construct a multimedia presentation that argues for your position on dropping the atomic bomb while also rebutting arguments from the other two groups.

Imagining that we had the tools available now to make the presentation then, you have the luxury of employing multimedia as a tool to make your argument for your group's position. However, beware (and be aware) that you must:
 * Not use evidence from during or after the bombing of Hiroshima or Nagasaki (this is an argument made in the time frame right before the final decision was made)
 * Use persuasive techniques judiciously, if at all (refer to the persuasion vs argumentation handout)

Your presentation should:
 * State a clear claim based on evidence, supported with warrants
 * Identify qualifications
 * Provide counter-arguments against the two opposing claims
 * Summarize the argument
 * Skillfully employ multimedia including historical images, documents, and videos as well as materials created by your group
 * The final presentation should be rehearsed; no less than 10 minutes and no more than 15 minutes

Tools to consider:
 * VoiceThread
 * Capzules
 * WeVideo