Final Presentation

Finally, it's the time for you to present the research findings that you've worked for the whole semester.

Your presentation will follow the PechaKucha rules:

20 images (you can add one sentence, titles, or couple keywords on your slides, but no more text than that).
each image for maximum 20 seconds talking.

For the actual presentation you may use any tools such as Google Slides, Prezi, PowerPoints, etc. You will use a screen-cast software to record your presentation. Screen-cast-o-matic is a free tool that you could use to record and share your presentation online. You may be visible or not visible, but the presentation has to have an audio & visual component since you are presenting your work online.

Each presentation should include:

The background of your study
Your research questions
The significance of your study
Your findings/ arguments/ discussion of the study
Conclusion and future research question

The total points of final presentation is 100 points. Your presentation will be graded based on the rubric below.

Peer Feedback

Respond to at least four other presentations (short paragraph - begin with your overall impression, emphasizing the positive, then provide your specific feedback, conclude with a suggestion, resource, or supporting comment). See tips on providing peer feedback:

Point out the strengths as well as the weaknesses of the presentation and the research.

Offer suggestions, not commands.

Be respectful and considerate of the presenter's feelings.

Reread your comments before passing them on to your peer. Make sure all your comments make sense and are easy to follow.