A successful presentation requires organization of information in a logical order that is easy for the audience to follow, with a focus on more important details. The presenter should demonstrate full subject knowledge by answering questions clearly and elaborating as needed. Strong verbal and non-verbal skills are also important, including speaking clearly, making eye contact, using body language, and not relying too heavily on notes. Creativity can make the presentation more interesting, and the presenter should rehearse to stay within the required 10 minute time frame.

1. Presentation Criteria
1) Organization: you should present information in logical and
interesting order which the audience can follow easily. Prioritize
which information is more important and focus more on that one!
2) Subject knowledge: you should show full knowledge by answering
all questions (if there is any) with clear explanation and elaboration.
3) Verbal skills: you should with a clear voice, and precise
pronunciation. You don’t need to rush... and make sure that your
classmates understand what you are presenting. Don’t stick with
notes too much!
4) Non-verbal skills: Eye contact and body language can get attention
from your audience.
5) Creativity: it makes your presentation more interesting!
6) Time frame: 10 mins (+/-2 mins). Please rehearse before you
present and time your presentation!