Presenting Your Research
- Designing High Impact Presentations (DePaul Career Center)This resource from the Career Center focuses on how to tell a story with your presentation and gives suggestions for outlining your information to be the most impactful.
- Presenting Your Research (University of Illinois)This guide to presentations from the University of Illinois Library is geared towards those doing an academic presentation for the first time. It includes tips for multiple presentation formats.
- Presentation Tools, Tips, and Techniques (Wilmington University Library)Detailed guide featuring presentation tips, free presentation tools, and more.
Bring Your Object to Life
- Richardson Library Maker HubMaker space on the 2nd floor of the John T. Richardson Library. Features 3D Printing, Laser Cutting, Vinyl Cutting technology. Staff can help you bring your design to life.
- IRL: The Idea Realization Labs at DePaulTwo campus maker spaces (in Lincoln Park and the Loop) equipped with 3-D printers, carpentry tools, sewing machines, and more.
"Registan Square, Samarkand, Uzbekistan" by Boonlong1 is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0.
Images & Multimedia
Find images and other primary source materials to use in your presentation.
- Artstor This link opens in a new window Artstor is a collection of nearly one million images in the areas of art, architecture, humanities, and social sciences. Any image can be used freely for presentations to a class or online if limited to DePaul users via campus connect login.
- Digital Public Library of America This link opens in a new window A collection of texts, images, and audio and video recordings from America's libraries, archives, and museums.Access note: Freely available to the public.
- Openverse (formerly Creative Commons Search) Openverse contains Creative Commons-licensed content. Images can be used in class presentations or online when attributing the content to its creator.
- Wikimedia Commons Wikimedia Commons is a media repository of open images, sounds, videos and other media.