(1) Summarized the content in a sheet of paper.
(2) Extracted useful information to prepare a pencil draft for our PowerPoint.
(3) Prepared the PowerPoint based on the pencil draft. 
(4) After further discussion, we modified and enriched the content for our final presentation.
The full version of the PowerPoint is found in the website below:
4 comments:
Karen, I think both of you have done the job carefully. In order to put all the information in a slide but seem to be precise, drawing a draft is a wise way to keep things all right.
Maybe you can try out some web 2.0 tools to help collaborate online. That will save a lot of time and your papers. :P
Your visual display told us the functions of the atmosphere. You also showed clearly the different parts of Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Lonosphere and Exosphere. Viewers can understand easily.
I like your design very much as your design is very similar to my design when I was studying this course.
It is a good idea to take images to show all the design steps of your team in the post.
And it seems to me that your teams' work show the most infomration compared to others' works.
Dear Karen,
I enjoy visiting your powerpoint presentation of atmosphere. You tell us the functions of the atmosphere:
- keep the earth warm
- protect us from radiation
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