School project presentation outline generator

The generator first works out how many slides fit your time, using the same rule of thumb as the slide count calculator: about a slide a minute, a little slower for longer talks. It then plans that many slides: an introduction that sets out the question, one point per slide in a logical order, and a conclusion that gives the answer.

Each slide gets a headline that states its point and two or three notes on what to put on it. Read the headlines in order: if they tell the story on their own, the structure works. Paste your assignment brief to have the outline follow the sections or criteria your teacher set.

Topic: how plastic pollution affects ocean food chains. Five minutes gives five slides of about a minute each:

1. Introduction: Millions of tonnes of plastic reach the ocean every year, and some of it ends up on our plates
2. Plastic breaks down into microplastics small enough for plankton to eat
3. Microplastics move up the food chain from plankton to fish to seabirds
4. Animals that eat plastic eat less food and can starve
5. Conclusion: Cutting plastic waste at the source protects the whole food chain

Questions you may be asked: How do scientists measure microplastics? Are microplastics harmful to people? What can one school do about it?