Many of you middle- and high-schoolers out there are part of the Science Olympiad Competition. Science Olympiad, affectionally referred to as SciOly, is a nation-wide competition that brings together bright minds from across the country to compete in a myriad of different events at assorted levels (regional, state, national). One of these events is called Compute This. This event teaches students how to search a webpage for specific information, how to use and format Excel Spreadsheets, as well as charts and graphs. The only thing that differentiates first and twentieth place is presentation. Attached to this post are some presentation tips learned from observing Steve Jobs (the late CEO of Apple). They will serve you well. Enjoy!
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17375564/computethis.key
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