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one slide. that awnsers these questions: how do you live in 2050, how do you communicate with others in 2050, how do you transport yourself in 2050
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A 12-slide presentation introducing our Q3 product roadmap to company leadership — vision, top priorities, timelinStwórz prezentację multimedialną w języku polskim na temat „Prawo w internecie”. Prezentacja ma zawierać minimum 10 slajdów (najlepiej 12) i być przejrzysta, ciekawa oraz zrozumiała dla ucznia. Uwzględnij następujące zagadnienia: Slajd tytułowy – „Prawo w internecie”, imię i nazwisko autora oraz klasa. Czym jest prawo w internecie? – krótkie wyjaśnienie, dlaczego przepisy obowiązują również w sieci. Prawa i obowiązki internauty – co wolno robić w internecie, a czego należy unikać. Prawa autorskie – korzystanie ze zdjęć, filmów, muzyki i tekstów znalezionych w sieci. Plagiat i nielegalne pobieranie – przykłady naruszeń prawa. Ochrona danych osobowych – RODO, prywatność i bezpieczne udostępnianie informacji. Cyberprzemoc i hejt – konsekwencje prawne obrażania, nękania i publikowania kompromitujących materiałów. Oszustwa internetowe – phishing, fałszywe sklepy, wyłudzanie pieniędzy i sposoby ochrony. Wizerunek i publikowanie zdjęć innych osób – kiedy można udostępniać czyjeś zdjęcia. Odpowiedzialność prawna nieletnich – jakie konsekwencje mogą ponosić młodzi użytkownicy internetu. Co zrobić, gdy ktoś łamie prawo w internecie? – zgłaszanie treści, zabezpieczanie dowodów i szukanie pomocy. Podsumowanie i źródła – najważniejsze zasady bezpiecznego i zgodnego z prawem korzystania z internetu oraz wiarygodne źródła informacji. Wymagania dotyczące prezentacji: Wszyste, key metrics, and the main risks.
Stwórz prezentację multimedialną na temat „Prawo w internecie”. Prezentacja ma zawierać minimum 12 slajdów i być napisana w języku polskim. Powinna być ciekawa, przejrzysta i zrozumiała dla uczniów. Uwzględnij następujące zagadnienia: Slajd tytułowy – „Prawo w internecie”, imię i nazwisko autora oraz klasa. Czym jest prawo w internecie? – wyjaśnij, dlaczego przepisy obowiązują również w sieci. Prawa i obowiązki internauty – podstawowe zasady korzystania z internetu. Prawo autorskie – kopiowanie zdjęć, filmów, muzyki i tekstów oraz konsekwencje naruszeń. Plagiat w internecie – czym jest i jak go unikać. Ochrona danych osobowych – czym są dane osobowe i jak chronić swoją prywatność. RODO – wyjaśnij, czym jest i dlaczego ma znaczenie w internecie. Cyberprzemoc i hejt – przykłady, możliwe konsekwencje prawne oraz sposoby reagowania. Zniesławienie i znieważenie w sieci – wyjaśnij te pojęcia i podaj przykłady. Oszustwa internetowe – phishing, fałszywe sklepy, wyłudzanie danych i pieniędzy. Nielegalne treści i działania w sieci – przykłady zachowań, które mogą łamać prawo. Konsekwencje łamania prawa w internecie – odpowiedzialność prawna, finansowa i społeczna. Jak bezpiecznie i legalnie korzystać z internetu? – praktyczne porady i dobre nawyki. Podsumowanie – najważniejsze zasady, które powinien znać każdy internauta. Źródła informacji – podaj wiarygodne źródła, np. oficjalne strony gov.pl, UODO oraz IS
Plan for TG Renovation and real estate event similar to the Leap to prensent at the event 30 slides
Plan for TG Renovation and real estate event similar to the Leap concept 30 slides
Plan for TG Renovation and real estate event simalaier to leap concept
Plan for TG Renovation and real estate event simalaier to leap
Plan for TG Renovation and real estate launch show powerpiont for my laanch show at the Cola Arena in dubia 30 sildes
Plan for TG Renovation and real estate launch show concept at the Cola Arena in dubia 30 sildes
Plan for TG Renovation and real estate launch show at the Cola Arena 30 sildes
Plan for TG Renovation and real estate launch show at the Cola Arena
rietveld schröderhuis 1924 utrecht gerrit rietveld 1.pronaci i prouciti osnove kuce i po mogucnosti presjek(naci osnovu i napisati prostorije na srpskom 2.istraziti arhitrktu investitora godinu i lokaciju projekta 3.analizirati organizaciju prostora,komunikacije i odnos kuce preama okruzenju 4.izdvojiti osnovni arhitektonski koncept 5.objasniti sta je posebno i znacajno kod te kuce nadji slike i dodaj uz tekst da izgleda lijepo
rietveld schröderhuis 1924 utrecht gerrit rietveld 1.pronaci i prouciti osnove kuce i po mogucnosti presjek(naci osnovu i napisati prostorije na srpskom 2.istraziti arhitrktu investitora godinu i lokaciju projekta 3.analizirati organizaciju prostora,komunikacije i odnos kuce preama okruzenju 4.izdvojiti osnovni arhitektonski koncept 5.objasniti sta je posebno i znacajno kod te kuce
Hãy tạo một bài thuyết trình PowerPoint bằng tiếng Việt với chủ đề: **NHỮNG BIỂU HIỆN VI PHẠM KHI SỬ DỤNG CÔNG NGHỆ KĨ THUẬT SỐ**. **1. Yêu cầu chung** - Đối tượng: Học sinh lớp 8. - Số lượng: 10–12 slide. - Nội dung chính xác, dễ hiểu, ngắn gọn, phù hợp để thuyết trình trước lớp. - Thiết kế hiện đại, chuyên nghiệp, sinh động, không mang cảm giác nội dung do AI tạo hàng loạt. - Ưu tiên xuất file PowerPoint `.pptx` có thể tải xuống và chỉnh sửa. **2. Nội dung từng slide** Slide 1 – Trang bìa: Tiêu đề nổi bật, hình ảnh học sinh sử dụng điện thoại, máy tính và mạng Internet. Thiết kế công nghệ hiện đại. Slide 2 – Mở đầu: Giới thiệu vai trò của công nghệ kĩ thuật số trong học tập, giao tiếp và cuộc sống. Đặt câu hỏi: “Sử dụng công nghệ như thế nào mới là đúng?” Slide 3 – Khái niệm: Giải thích đơn giản thế nào là vi phạm khi sử dụng công nghệ kĩ thuật số. Đưa ra ví dụ gần gũi với học sinh. Slide 4 – Vi phạm quyền riêng tư: Tự ý đăng ảnh, video hoặc chia sẻ thông tin cá nhân của người khác khi chưa được đồng ý. Slide 5 – Bắt nạt trên mạng: Bình luận xúc phạm, chế giễu, đe dọa, tung tin đồn hoặc cố tình làm người khác tổn thương trên Internet. Slide 6 – Vi phạm bản quyền: Sao chép bài viết, hình ảnh, video hoặc sản phẩm của người khác mà không ghi nguồn hay xin phép khi cần thiết. Slide 7 – Gian lận trong học tập: Sao chép bài làm trên mạng, sử dụng công cụ số để gian lận hoặc nhận bài của người khác làm bài của mình. Slide 8 – Tin giả và thông tin sai lệch: Chia sẻ tin chưa kiểm chứng, tạo nội dung giả hoặc phát tán thông tin gây hiểu lầm. Slide 9 – Vi phạm an toàn số: Truy cập trái phép tài khoản, giả mạo người khác, lừa đảo trực tuyến hoặc cố tình phát tán phần mềm độc hại. Slide 10 – Hậu quả: Có thể làm tổn hại danh dự, ảnh hưởng tâm lí, mất tài khoản, thiệt hại tài sản và gây hậu quả trong học tập. Slide 11 – Cách sử dụng công nghệ có trách nhiệm: Tôn trọng quyền riêng tư, kiểm chứng thông tin, ghi nguồn, bảo vệ mật khẩu, giao tiếp văn minh và báo người l
# MASTER PROMPT: COMPLETE YEAR 6 ENGLISH TEACHING PRESENTATION ## Topic: Coal Mining in Britain and Introduction to *Billy Elliot* Create a complete, classroom-ready PowerPoint presentation for Year 6 students (ages 11–13) in a Danish primary school. **IMPORTANT: Generate the actual slides, not an outline. Do not stop after creating a plan. Write all slide titles, explanations, texts, questions, activities, instructions and answers where appropriate.** ### 1. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Language of all student-facing slides: British English. - Target audience: Danish students aged 11–13 learning English. - Subject: English, history, reading comprehension and cultural understanding. - Total presentation: approximately 35–45 slides. - Design: atmospheric, historical, visually engaging and easy to read. - Use authentic historical photographs or suitable historical illustrations where possible. - Use dark coal-grey backgrounds, cream text, muted yellow highlights and occasional red accents. - Use large fonts, short paragraphs, clear layouts, maps, timelines and vocabulary tables. - Avoid childish cartoon designs. - Do not overload slides with text, but include enough information for students to work independently. - Include activities that students can complete individually, in pairs or in groups. - Include teacher instructions in the speaker notes in Danish, wherever the software supports speaker notes. - Do not invent historical quotations or present fictional statements as real historical evidence. - Do not omit slides to save space. ### 2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Students should be able to: 1. Explain what coal mining was and why it mattered in Britain. 2. Describe the working conditions of coal miners. 3. Explain how a coal mine influenced families and local communities. 4. Understand the basic background of the 1984–85 Miners’ Strike. 5. Use relevant English historical vocabulary. 6. Read a novel in English and answer comprehension questions. 7. Describe characters
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Create a practical 10-slide English lesson for an A2–B1 learner preparing for a PR/Event Executive job interview. Topic: **“How to Explain Your Experience Using PEEL and STAR.”** The learner has 2 years of HR Admin experience but struggles to explain past experience clearly in interviews. Teach two answer structures: **PEEL** (Point, Evidence, Explanation, Link) for explaining relevant skills and **STAR** (Situation, Task, Action, Result) for telling specific work stories. Use realistic examples related to PR/Event Executive responsibilities, such as coordinating an internal company event, communicating with vendors or colleagues, writing announcements, managing schedules, and handling last-minute changes. Show how HR Admin experience can demonstrate transferable skills without pretending the learner has direct PR experience. Include: - A simple explanation of when to use PEEL vs. STAR. - One complete, realistic sample answer using each technique. - Weak vs. strong answers to the same interview question. - Sentence frames and guiding questions to help the learner recall real experiences. - Step-by-step practice: keywords → short notes → complete answer. - A final speaking task answering “Tell me about a time you coordinated an event” and “How is your previous experience relevant to this PR/Event Executive role?” Focus on one objective: **give clear, specific interview answers that connect real past experience to PR/Event Executive requirements.** Use accessible English, explain each step visually, and avoid overly sophisticated vocabulary, invented achievements, generic examples, or excessive theory.
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Create a practical 10-slide English lesson for an A2–B1 learner preparing for a PR job interview. Topic: **“Putting It All Together: Presenting Your Experience and Asking About the Role.”** Help a learner with 2 years of HR Admin experience practise two skills: (1) presenting relevant experience and transferable skills for a PR role, and (2) asking about daily responsibilities, key tasks, team collaboration, performance expectations, and the first 3 months on the job. Include a realistic interview dialogue that combines both skills naturally, useful sentence frames, examples of weak vs. strong responses, and guided practice. Start with short brainstorming prompts before asking the learner to build full answers. Include a final role-play where the learner explains their experience, responds to follow-up questions, and asks the interviewer 2–3 relevant questions about the role. Focus on one objective: **explain why your experience is relevant and ask questions to understand whether the PR role is a good fit.** Use accessible English, realistic PR job examples in Vietnam, and a clean professional slide design. Avoid generic advice, excessive theory, and introducing too many new expressions.