Part 3: The Innovation Project – The Presentation:
Using presentation software such as PowerPoint, Presi, or any software of choice, create a narrated presentation summarizing your Part 2 project description with illustrations and annotations.
For the last part of the project, make a
Narrated PowerPoint presentation for the Final Project. Please include at least five references in the slides and have a separate bibliography at the end of the presentation, if applicable.
The presentation should summarize the detailed description of the project. Assume your audience has already read the detailed description document from Part 2.
Cover each of the required sections from Part 2 in a new slide. Each slide should summarize those sections using bullet points. Each slide should contain talking points, annotations, and/or narrations.
The presentation should contain a title page showing your team, team members, contribution (workload percentage), and enough slides to cover the required sections from Part 2.
Conclusion slides end your presentation. The idea is to convey a vision of your innovation project that would need to be followed at some point with a project plan if you successfully get approval for the project.
Item | Description |
Formatting, editing, organization and structure of the presentation | The document should be free of any spelling, punctuation, or grammatical errors. Sentences and paragraphs should be clear and well organized, as should the entire document. References are required. |
Body of the presentation | Include a title chart. Address each of the required sections from Part 2 in separately labeled charts. Include a conclusion chart. Annotations and/or voice for explaining each chart. |
Design | Quality of the presentation in terms of design. |
References | All references should be included. |
· A bullet form summary of Part 2 with illustrations and annotations or voice-over explanations as appropriate.
· Narrated PowerPoint presentation not exceeding 5 minutes. You can also use any type of Video Presentation. The presentation should reflect the project as realized in Parts 1 and 2. Summary of Part 2 with illustrations and annotations or voice-over explanations as appropriate.
