Next week and the week after are the days for the
final 20x20 presentation! Achieve good communication!
1. The classroom is our regular
classroom in Building 12. Come on time!
2. Each group will have about 10
minutes (6 min. 40s for 20x20 + 3 min. for Q&A). Let's decide the order
today. 5 or 6 groups on each day.
3. This final presentation is 30% of
your EC grade, so prepare and practice well!
20% = Group grade (5pts x 4 categories)
10% = Individual grade (5pts x 3 categories)
20% = Group grade (5pts x 4 categories)
10% = Individual grade (5pts x 3 categories)
4. The requirements are very similar
to Presentation No.1. An excellent presentation must have
Specific, interesting content from sources (According to...). Mention AND indicate sources of data, news, ideas etc. on slides as much as possible.
Very attractive visuals (colorful, relevant images/graphs, big fonts of Size 60, less than 7 words on each slide, clear colors), and
Specific, interesting content from sources (According to...). Mention AND indicate sources of data, news, ideas etc. on slides as much as possible.
Very attractive visuals (colorful, relevant images/graphs, big fonts of Size 60, less than 7 words on each slide, clear colors), and
Smooth,
professional delivery with eye contact. You MUST speak with NO
READING—Communicate! Smile Stand straight and use gestures for emphasizing your
key words. You need to practice many times with the timer.
5. Adjust your content and keep your
sentences short and easy to understand, speaking not too fast. Avoid difficult words, or explain
them if needed with pictures etc. Don't worry about grammar too much, but avoid
careless mistakes by practicing together as a group. Check pronunciation using
a dictionary. Online dictionaries have audio.
Communicate, communicate, communicate!
Communicate, communicate, communicate!
6. Make sure you have a group
rehearsal and practice 5 times together at least. Help each other
improve! I recommend doing a rehearsal this weekend and also on Wed.
Also, do at least 5 personal rehearsals with NO NOTES until you can do it smoothly and professionally.
Also, do at least 5 personal rehearsals with NO NOTES until you can do it smoothly and professionally.
7. Send your improved final, final
PowerPoint file to me by Tuesday 1/24 if you are presenting on 1/26.
I will check and make sure the file is working on my laptop. For other groups,
by 1/31 is fine. Also, make sure you bring your file on a USB Memory. Bringing
your own laptop may be possible, too, but check it in Room 1216.
8. I will give extra points to groups
that are creative. Try to wear matching clothes (like lab coats, suits,
or other costumes). Try to have a dramatic INTRO (Example: Play BGM and show
short video or high impact image and say "Hi everyone, Imagine...."
or "Good morning everyone. Did you know...") Make it a good performance!
9. Changing the 20x20 format a little
is no problem, but please make sure you use the timer for rhythm and time
management. Feel free to add a slide if you want, or to add a few seconds.
10. Q&A Time - All members must
review and practice.
The Conclusion person must lead the Q&A time, but the other members must
take turns assisting with answers or saying "Do you have any
questions?" Yes, Name, Go ahead" "That's a great question. We
think..." or "That's a difficult question. We are not sure about
that." "Any other questions?" "It looks like our time is
almost up. Thank you very much for your attention, thank you!"
On the presentation
days, I will take a video, just like before and you will be able to watch it if
you like. Do your best to improve compared to your first presentation in the
areas that you set as goals!
I will have rehearsals
mostly with the groups that are going to present next week. If we have time, I
will visit the groups for two weeks later.
See you in class! Mark