Presentation Outline
Feb 10th, 2012 by surabhip
As last week’s blog entry stated, we have distributed between group members and worked on researching and gathering information related to Rapid Notify. This week our main objective was to prepare for our presentation, and have a generic outline planned. We have held two meetings, Monday and Thursday, to give updates and to divide responsibilities for the presentation.
At our Monday meeting, we shared all the information we gathered, and offered general feedback as to what each member could do to further their tasks. Angie had an idea suggesting that NSEMO could give presentations at elementary school assemblies. This way parents could get information through their kids about Rapid Notify. We also discussed the possibility of contacting the fire department for their input as well.
During our Thursday meeting, we divided each of our tasks for the presentation. The breakdown is as follows, Jennifer is going to be responsible formatting the entire presentation and each of us are responsible for our own sections. In order for us to be ready to present on Friday, we all agreed to send Jennifer our slides by Monday night, so that we could practise at least twice together.
Overall, nothing much happened this week because most of us were already done our research, and had a sense as to what they wanted to include for the presentation. Our next meeting is going to be on Monday, February 13th, during class, where we’ll hopefully have a rough draft of the presentation prepared and be able to run through it once. Till next week!
Presentation outline: NSEMO presentation outline
It’s interesting to see how you have progressed over the last couple of weeks. Now that you are entering the final stage of the project, do you think “relationship building” has played a role in the success of your project? I’m offering this question because CIVL 202 is a “technology and society” course. So – I’m trying to get at the question of how people factor into engineering practice.
Even though it’s not a deliverable for the course, I’m hoping you will send me a copy of your final presentation to NSEMO.
Regards,
SN