Presentations

Your final presentation is a chance for you to share your learning journey and final product with your classmates. While we like to present our work in an informal setting, there are still some guidelines that we follow to ensure that we're making the most of our time in class.

Just like the rest of our STEM class, we want your presentation to reflect your own interests and creative style. What does that mean? While sticking to the basics is perfectly acceptable, the presentations that stick out to us will be the ones that make your projects memorable.

Northwood Presentation Template

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Use this checklist below to make sure you've included everything you need in your presentation. If you want to see it in a Google Doc format, click here to open it up.

To help ensure that your presentation is the best it can be, take a look at some of the common presentation pitfalls in this slideshow. A little tweaking can go a long way to making your presentation the best it can be!

Presentation Pitfalls

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