Digital Crime Scene Presentation Concepts

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a digital crime scene presentation using Google Slides. It covers the use of Bitmoji, linking slides, designing evidence markers, and using transparent images. The tutorial also provides instructions for presenting the crime scene and offers a Q&A session for further assistance.

What tool is used to create the digital crime scene presentation?

• Microsoft PowerPoint

• Google Slides

• Prezi

• Canva

What is a Bitmoji used for in the digital crime scene?

• To provide a 3D view

• To create a realistic character

• To add sound effects

• To enhance the background

How can you navigate between slides in the digital crime scene?

• By scrolling the mouse

• By using the arrow keys

• By using voice commands

• By clicking on links

What is the purpose of the 'back to scene' link in the slides?

• To restart the presentation

• To return to the main slide

• To exit the presentation

• To save the presentation

What shape is used for evidence markers in the crime scene?

• Triangle

• Trapezoid

• Square

• Circle

Why is it important to use images with a transparent background?

• To reduce file size

• To avoid white borders

• To enhance color contrast

• To improve image quality

What is the minimum number of evidence pieces required in the crime scene?

• 5

• 12

• 8

• 10

What platform is used for presenting the crime scene?

• Microsoft Teams

• Google Meet

• Flipgrid

• Zoom

Which task is NOT part of the crime scene presentation?

• Collecting evidence

• Securing the scene

• Separating witnesses

• Creating a soundtrack

What should each team member demonstrate in their presentation?

• How to create animations

• How to use video editing software

• How to perform all tasks listed in the task

• How to design a website