Friday, October 29, 2010
Reflection on Presentation
During my research presentation, I think I did pretty well. The only thing I think I needed to do better is to make more eye contact and to elaborate more on the identity of my blogger, Nick Sundt when I was presenting. My research presentation was on PowerPoint, and I think it was visually great. I gave evidence of why I thought my blogger's identity was PASSIONATE through links that directed you to the website to show you why organization, links/evidence, and language played an important role in his passion. I thought I could of elaborated more on how passionate Nick was about climate change and how it affects all of us especially the numerous numbers of animals that are becoming endangered because of climate change. My strengths of this presentation was my visual aides throughout the slideshow, the in depth information I've given on the the each slideshows, and the amount of evidence I provided to support my thesis and research of why my blogger is passionate about his blog. My weaknesses I would say are: barely any eye contact, and nervousness. I rambled and just went through the presentation pretty quickly even if it was a 6 minute presentation.
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Stephanie, I agree that you had a very strong presentation! You were so thorough in proving all the claims you made about your blogger. Although to you it may have seemed that you were rambling, I disagree. You seemed very confident speaking in front of the class and had a lot of information to give us! Your presentation was definitely a 4! Nice job.
ReplyDeleteYou had strong claims and key points. The contents were clear and strong thesis. You seems to be calm when other presenters are nervous with the public. The examples were related directly to your reasoning logically. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't tell that you were that uncomfortable. You seemed far more composed than you let on. I enjoyed hearing about your project, and appreciate hearing that you would like to engage the audience even more with eye contact and some other possible strategies. I can see the value in those sorts of improvements if I were to be in your audience again.
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