Out of the Gate participants in Bismarck presented in rounds, rather than as an exhibition or poster style event were everyone is presenting at the same time. Each group got the chance to share their project and their learning with an interested audience in one of several 10-minute rounds. The room was set up with several presentation stations. Each student teacher and cooperating teacher team was assigned to a station and to a specific round. Each round consisted of 7 minutes of presentation, 2 minutes of questions and discussion, and 1 minute to rotate to the next station. With the presentations preloaded on the computer at the appropriate presentation station, the transitions went smoothly and the evening ran on time. A few strengths of this format include the audience getting a deeper understanding of several projects and the implementation experience of the presenting team, teams preparing and presenting their learning in detail one time, and teams having the opportunity to listen to and engage in other teams' presentations which generated dialogue around shared learning and experiences.