Add a comment to this Discussion Post with link(s) to your Research Project & Presentation in progress by Dec 5th. Give feedback to at least 3 of your classmates before Dec 7th.
Review the Research Project & Presentation guidelines to make sure you are clear about what the expectations are. Specifically, take note of the requirements for Your Annotated Bibliography and Your Presentation Format.
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- Review ‘TED’s Secret to a Great Public Speaking‘ (8-min video)
- Use Powerpoint, Google Slides, Preview PDF slideshow, Prezi or any other method to assemble your slidedeck.
- Use Zoom, Vimeo Record, Prezi, Screencast-o-matic, or any screencapture app to record your slidedeck presentation with voiceover. Remember to save your recording to your desktop to edit or upload direclty to YouTube or Vimeo (depending on the which app you are using.)
- Make sure your slide deck is set to FULL SCREEN when your record.
- Follow these guidelines to upload your finished Research Presentation video to YouTube. Set your video as Unlisted and copy the Video Link to paste into your OpenLab Post.
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My Research Project – docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H0IM9ygeJikHSAgCqJYomiL-iztY24N6LpZmnAD0egE/edit?usp=sharing
You’ve got a great layout so far, I like how you tell the story to climate change before you get into the designers that talk about it. I would however try to cut down a little bit on the body copy of some slides, or cut them into different slides as presenting with too many words can cause the viewer to get lost in reading whats on the slides rathe than listening to you. Also remember to cite all of your photos!
My research project. It’s not done so things might be missing, this is just what I have from my mind so far – https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1NanyVsmuFOsPILRWYEOGEzIWzdhNPE6qoAj9h9cskYI/edit?usp=sharing
I see where you’re going with it. Definitely try to find people who have designed those robots and their purpose for doing it, what did they want to accomplish when making them? You’re doing great with making sure to cite your photos.
Research project presentation:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16DSElU1f_7QxGt4uc-rQEiwBG3sq33R2FEZpnT_A-Sg/edit?usp=sharing
Im sure you have a lot more to add in, just remember to refer to the presentation outline, cite all sources, including all photos. What helped me lay out my presentation was putting out all the thesis questions I had and making sure to answer them with every slide after.
Thanks, Kayla for your valuable feedback, yea I definitely have to add more stuff on the slides and more sources too.
My research project presentation SO far.
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I loved your presentation and was very well put together. However, there are some text in some slides you could cut back from. Instead these could be good to read off of when you present!
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1UPm3jgFMIWsgFucPh6tZD7He9b_r6u2od1xYwTagoJg/edit?usp=sharing
This is my presentation so far^
My Research Project Presentation:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1njROOQOsRVGYMFNPjOgdxPoscR2IxL5pW3b3yeD8aQ8/edit?usp=sharing
So far**
Hi Anath-El, I think your presentation is very interesting and it has a lot of good information. I think it would be good if you talked about AR because it’s an interactive technology that could use designed for fun but also it can be helpful like how the professor show in class with the IKEA app that could be practical because people will know about how big the furniture could be. Also, those filters that are used in stores online to try things on like glasses or makeup I think are very helpful and practical because now people don’t have to go to the store if they aren’t able to try those products.
Not really finished but what is here so far
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Q_fa-saggVgBFLzl-KidWDpbjv4f7475auew9VzOm_Y/edit
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Bxfy3wuJm0HWAJ5o01NLE6-ccXusaM7bS0hPNbEGtMA/edit#slide=id.p