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| + | ==== Tryston's Presentation Comments ==== | ||
| + | * General Presentation Remarks | ||
| + | * Appropriate PowerPoint presentation slide. Some groups use pictures, which is okay and is encouraged if it helps explaining the slide, but don't use pictures that would distract the audience (which no team did). | ||
| + | * Each team explained the project clearly. | ||
| + | * Presentation Improvements | ||
| + | * When presenting, do not read off slides. You should know what you want to say and use slides as a reference. | ||
| + | * Try not to use too much text. You want your audience to listen to you, not read what you are saying. | ||
| + | * Practice presentation as a team. This makes transitions smoother. | ||
| + | * Include slide numbers so the audience can refer back if they have questions. | ||
| + | * Include a presentation overview, which is like a table of contents. It should include what you will be presenting. | ||
| + | * Talk about potential problems. Explain reasons that would prolong or conflict with project goals. This shows that you thought about what could go wrong with this project. | ||
| + | * If you talk about potential problems always include a solution or ways to avoid the problem. | ||
| + | * Include member roles and your approach to completing your project. | ||
| + | * Advice for next presentation | ||
| + | * Expect technical questions | ||
| + | * Ask questions if something is unclear | ||
| + | * You have 6 minuets to present which is just enough time to explain everything in detail. | ||