PMO 302 Week 12 Presentation Practice & Final Details
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This document provides information for students about their final project presentations for a course. It includes the presentation order, requirements, structure, assessment criteria, and instructions for slides. Students must give a 2-3 minute presentation on their semester 1 project work and semester 2 plan. They will be assessed on oral communication skills, content, and use of presentation software/multimedia. Students are also instructed to practice their presentations with a peer, using the assessment criteria to provide feedback, and to meet with their supervisors. Presentations will take place the following Monday for 3 hours, with lunch provided.
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PMO 302 Week 12 Presentation Practice & Final Details
- 1. PMO 302 Week 12 Presentation practice & final detalis
- 2. Today… • presentation order • review of requirements • practice • project diaries • meet with supervisors
- 4. Task Prepare a multimedia presentation that outlines key aspects of your project work during semester 1 and a work plan for semester 2 (for those who are doing semester 2) 2min (approx) video 30%
- 5. 4- 5 mins oral 2 -3 mins slides 3 elements 5-7 mins
- 6. Structure • A formal greeting • An orientation to your project topic • A video of the literature review findings [Intro/body/conclusion] • An explanation of how these ideas will be used to conduct your project • General project implementation approach • Achievements to date • A semester 2 work plan. • A conclusion
- 7. Assessment criteria Oral Communication Skills (25) – Body language (10) – Speaking (10) – Question response (5) Content (25) – Organisation & originality Communicating with ICT (50) – Research video (35) – Presentation software (15) 30%
- 8. Slides Content •The slides should be used to support your oral messages and contain more graphics than words •Slides should ‘show’ information • (you should tell) •You are not limited to the number of ‘slides’ you can use.
- 9. Content must include...... • What is your project topic • A video of the literature review findings This should be all content (don’t tell us about the literature – use the video) • So what…….. • Recommendations • What are you going to do next & how? • Achievements to date • A semester 2 work plan. • A conclusion
- 10. Questions
- 12. Presentation order • 23/24 places • 3 external students • Choose a number • Choose your place in the order
- 13. Presentation order Rebecc a Charles Krishnan Sami Peter Barbara Edmar Hussein Maamoun Hasan B Hassan D Steven Troy Sachin Rajib Santosh Ahmad Noppol Cary George Reymond Prashan t Mariene Kozo Kai Swee Pea Kozo James (E) Craig (E) Nick Matthew (E) Amy(E)
- 14. Peer review • Find a partner • Share your presentation ideas/artifacts • Practice if you like • Use the criteria to provide constructive suggestionsSource: http://stemlynsblog.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Peer-Review-800.jpg
- 15. GOOD LUCK!
- 17. Next Week Monday June 02: 9-12 –Presentations –Lunch provided –You need to stay for the whole time
Editor's Notes
- The main focus for this week is: Beginning your literature review
- Don’t forget – the video time is approximate – anything from 90 – 180 seconds is acceptable.
- Image sources: http://72.41.76.215/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/man-speaking-and-pointing-finger1-150x150.jpg http://www.statusq.org/archives/2008/06/21/1901/
- Your structure will be very much determined by your project topic and length Make this structure fit your needs – everything in light blue is related to project topic& length.
- Slides 1. Content The slides should be used to support your oral messages and contain more graphics than words Ensure you include a title slide and a concluding slide. There will be an opportunity for the audience to ask questions. Your slides should ‘show’ information while you ‘tell’ the audience about the information eg for your achievements instead of putting word on your slides this could be a series of images with a single label. You are not limited to the number of ‘slides’ you can use.
- What is the issue here?
- Image source:
- External students not living within the 80km distance from Darwin will be contacted by Sami to organise when/how you will do your presentation. Make sure you get feedback from your supervisors – they may be willing to skype with you for practice.
- Source: http://img.xcitefun.net/users/2011/12/276002,xcitefun-welldone.jpg