Professor Belli–Fall 2020–City Tech
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Needs pictures and too many words.
It was a bit fast paced. there was a lot of slides and I couldn’t often even read them as I was focusing more on what you were already saying. The information was great and summarized quickly and was deep in understanding the errors of AI.
Very nice design for slides, but a lot of information to process.
-I liked the concise manner in which you explained the ideals and how you related it to the research.
-Would like more visual representations of your topic. Images & such.
Awesome research and project. But hard to follow you (too fast through slides and speaking). Also, would benefit from images and multimedia (too much text). But most importantly, need to lead with the big picture (the argument, the research question, etc.) so we understand the “so what?” up front–what all of these details are in service of.
-I loved the discussion of the ethics of IA and how it relates to everyday life.
-There were a lot of subtopics mentioned in the presentation. Perhaps narrow it to a few.
1). Very informative, went directly to points
2). Felt too fast, felt like an essay in presentation form, add more visual fun stuff
I enjoyed the rapid fire, but still smooth flow of the presentation. It helped digest the information.
I only wish that there may of been some pictures to help with visual representation
1) Went right to the points.
2) Too many slides and went a bit too fast. Should try and minimize the amount used or even needed.
The level of detailed research done shows throughout the presentation.
Maybe slow down a little when presenting the information though.
pretty lengthy best to try and simplify it for general audiences
Interesting and relevant topic.
Slow down; be more economical with slides and info. Use more visuals to get your point across. Maybe invert the flow of the slides.