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Hey everyone I completed a draft of my research presentation and uploaded it to Vimeo. There’s some awkward pauses here and there, but I am open to all feedback. Or if you have any questions let me know!
Here’s the Link: JT’s Video Project
*Also, I still have to add captions. I’ll have them added by Thursday
This is super well done and informative! I think you did an excellent job of analyzing the visual styles you presented and connecting them with the historical context. Personally I sometimes struggle to listen and read at the same time so the one suggestion I have would be for the introduction slide, I think if you just had the timeline graphic and no body copy it might be easier to follow along. Other than that I think you did a really great job.
Thank you so much! I was thinking of ways to make my slides less wordy so your suggestion is a great idea. I will implement that into my final presentation.
Hello! Here’s a link to my research project video. Im open to any and all feedback/suggestions you all might have.
Thank you 🙂
I learned a lot about Biomimicry! Your arguments were set up well, you provided examples and/or explanations for the various topics you highlighted. The music added a nice touch and it goes well with your visual elements. There were some points that I had issues following along, for instance around the 1:30 mark when you start introducing the principles the information is presented kind of quickly. Besides this you’re video was was very enjoyable and on brand with your topic!
Thanks, Jennell and SarahJane for getting this started!
Everyone, please provide feedback and support so your colleagues may improve their presentations before the end of the semester.