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Presentation

Note: Depending on COVID measures, below might change. During the second COC, the definitive guidelines will be announced.

Your final presentation will consist of a 'performance' for your fellow students. This can take place in many forms: (YouTube) movie, theater play, game (quiz), anything goes as long as it is not a boring Powerpoint! The goal is to briefly describe your project (3 to max. 5 minutes). This presentation should be aimed at a different target group than the students who did the same course, some examples:

  • Dermatologists
  • Old people
  • High-school students who want to study at TU/e
  • People on a beach vacation
  • Etc

You can choose this target group yourself.

What is important is how you convey your message to the target group - it should be creative/memorable, but also a good fit so the target group can easily understand your message.

Tips

  • Think about your message, what should your target group remember after the presentation?

  • You can use pre-recorded video, and/or use slides with a voice-over to create your video, but this is not mandatory. Try to vary the types of fragments you have to keep the public engaged.

  • You probably do not need to explain every single step of your method, that's what the report is for.

  • If you use a video, you please use some kind of microphone to record the voice-over. You can use one of the Jabras (vergadermicrofoon) to record the audio, or an old fashioned headset/microphone/earbuds.

  • A bit of humor is, of course, always allowed. But remember, cancer is a serious subject!

  • When adding images from external sources, please add a link to the source in that frame!

  • Do not use images which are copyrighted. In Google Image search in “Tools” you can select to only search for images "Labeled for re-use"

  • Copyrighted music can get you kicked from YouTube, but there's a ton of copyright/royalty-free music available. Use it :)

  • You do not need to spend a lot of time on design (as this is not the goal of the course), but aim for a good quality of images/sound

  • Your video can be in English or in Dutch

  • 5 minutes is a hard limit, anything over 300 seconds will not be taken into account. I will bring a nice buzzer to the final session which will buzz after the allotted time.

  • Credits (for the references) do not count for the time.

  • You can create the video as "unlisted" on Youtube so only people with the link can view it, or public if you like

  • If you decide to do something more interactive, like a quiz, I'll be a bit more lenient on time as audience participation is more unpredictable.