Esportes eletrônicos

2. ACTIVITY 11: PRESENT YOUR IDEAS
Being able present your ideas and work to people is an
important skill. Presentations can be used to convince or
persuade people, or to just give them information.
In esports, there are many different scenarios in which you
might need to communicate your concepts, plans or designs
to secure relationships or clients.
This could include presenting to:
● Investors
● Sponsors and partners
● Games publishers and license/rights holders
● Merchandisers / Manufacturers
● Players and teams
Equally, giving and receiving feedback on your ideas is just
as beneficial in evaluating what you've produced and how it
could be improved.

3. ACTIVITY 11: PRESENT YOUR IDEAS
Esports Presentation
Materials and equipment needed
Computer
Presentation software
Presentation screen
Feedback notes template
Pen / pencil
For this task, you will collate all of the assets you have
created for your esports brand and present them to
your peers.
You will discuss the creative choices you have made in
developing your esports brand, from ideas and
concepts to final production.
This should include:
● Esports team logo and name
● Esports team mission statement and introduction
● Esports team jersey
● Esports team
● Esports highlights/promo video

4. ACTIVITY 11: PRESENT YOUR IDEAS
Objective 1
To create and present a professional standard PowerPoint with a
consistent use of design and style in fitting with your esports brand.
To utilize more advanced features of the software
● Different types of slides (Title, Title and Content etc etc)
● Use of Styles (Title, Heading, paragraph etc)
● Simple bullet points on screen
● Use of NOTES section to contain presenters text
● Transitions – one simple, subtle transition throughout (apply
to all slides)
● Animations – content appearing on screen (all at once,
paragraph, with previous, on click etc)
Objective 2
● To write and provide constructive feedback to presenters
using the feedback template.

5. ACTIVITY 11: PRESENT YOUR IDEAS
For your presentation design:
● Keep it Simple
● Limit bullet points & text
● Limit transitions & animation
● Use high-quality graphics where possible
● Have a consistent visual theme
● Use colour well
● Choose your fonts carefully
Giving the presentation:
● Stand confidently facing the audience.
● Make eye contact.
● Speak clearly and loudly so that everyone can hear you.
● Be passionate and enthusiastic about your work.
● Don’t rush. Your audience needs time to read your
slides and think about what you're saying.
● Say thank you and ask if they have any questions at the
end.

6. ACTIVITY 11: PRESENT YOUR IDEAS
Providing Feedback
Feedback is any way in which a person shares their
opinion on something and what they like or dislike.
It could come from written or verbal feedback to an
individual or a group by the teacher or peers. It is
considered extremely important to enable you develop
and progress as a person and with your ideas.
It serves as a guide for people to get an understanding of
what they did well and what they could do better.
Constructive feedback should provide motivation. This
means that you should also mention the strengths and
successes, as well as the areas that they can work on
more to improve.
Feedback Guidance
Feedback is most effective when given
immediately after showing proof of learning.
This makes the person more likely to remember
the feedback.
Learners who are observing a presentation
should write notes during the delivery and
teachers should prompt individuals to provide
feedback once the presentation has completed.

7. Feedback Notes Team Name
Logo feedback Jersey feedback
Poster / Video feedback Further feedback