Marcus Aurelius school project?

Question

My daughter is in Pre-AP world history in high school. She is supposed to do a 'visual' project over Marcus Aurelius to present to the class. Does anyone have any ideas of what to do, other than making a poster with pictures attached to it? If the poster is the only idea..anyone have ideas to add to that?

Answer 1

The predominant visual in this age of technology is a PowerPoint slide show. The show could include pictures of Marcus Aurelius, with some text highlighting the key facts about his imperial career. Pictures of ancient Rome, maps of the empire, and even period music might round out the presentation.

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Cheers,
Bruce

Answer 2

slide show on powerpoint is probably your best bet.

if not you could do a poster with little 3d models.

Or a film off youtube
or off another similar video site
or film it yourself

if you get a film off a site, alter it on windows movie maker to make it your own.

Or you could have all three. Put a hyper link on the powerpoint to a movie/film and show the poster at the end. you'd probably get a good mark for that!

hope this helps

good luck

Answer 3

What about a timeline marking the significant events instead of a regular old poster? If you would prefer to do a power point presentation and do not have power point you can use OpenOffice which is a free office suit that can create power point presentations (google it to find it).

Answer 4

Slide show?