For this assignment, you will present your chosen case to the class through a multimedia presentation. The presentation can take the form of a video, an audio podcast, an infographic, or even a small website or other interactive, electronic presentation. The format is up to you, as long as it is more than just a textual document.
Your multimedia presentation should cover all areas of the case covered by the FIHRSA structure. Create a presentation that helps your classmates understand what happened in the case, what the court decided, and why its particularly important to First Amendment law. Remember, your coverage of this case is fair game for exam questions, so make sure to be thorough in your discussion of the case, particularly with respect to its impact on First Amendment law. Your audience is made up of students just like you who are learning the ins and outs of the law, so be direct and clear. Your classmates will appreciate it.
If in audio or video form, your presentation should be approximately five minutes in length, but I’m looking for quality and clarity of content, rather than exacting time standards. Other formats should require a similar amount of time for your audience to digest.
The presentation follows the assignment by providing a thorough summary and analysis of the case, including all aspect of the FIHRSA structure of case briefs.
The presentation’s organizational structure is clear to the audience, and the organizational strategy is appropriate for the situation. The presentation is appropriately balanced between summary and analysis, and it is within time constraints.
Multimedia elements were pleasing to the ear/eye and effectively contributed to the presentation’s goals. They were appropriate for the situation and useful for the audience in some way.
this is the case I am doing
| Pleasant Grove City v. Summum (2009) | Government Speech |