Showing posts with label Conservation Video Presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conservation Video Presentation. Show all posts

Monday, November 10, 2008

Conservation Presentation

VISUAL CRITIQUE
THOUGHTS....
Talk about a time consuming project for such a short video presentation. This project was very informational.It definitely taught me new technology skills.  Was it worth all the time that was put into it?....I hope so. I actually know so the first time is always harder.

STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES
When watching yourself give a presentation it is hard to focus on anything but your faults. I feel that the person that is hardest on you is yourself.


WEAKNESSES
The first weakness is my visual presence. I look akward.I find myself looking at my unfit body. Rather than listening to the presentation. The second weakness was that I found that not presenting to an audience is difficult. I really like having the one-on-on discussions and interaction. Without an audience there I seem to rush through. I also have more of a tendancy to say, so and um instead of just pausing. Without questions I don't explain things in as much detail. Third weakness, I found that having a cordless advance for PowerPoint's on a projector is great but looks a little weird. Especially when you are trying to advance the screen. It seemed to break the flow of the presentation. Fifth and final weakness, I have a tendency to rock back and forth.  I think this comes from having an infant. Either way rocking back and forth can be distracting.

STRENGTHS
I have very few strengths when it comes to recorded presentations. Actually presenting in general or so I feel now. The video recording of our project has turned me off inclined me to say no to giving recorded only presentations. I usually feel comfortable standing in front of a class. Now after watching myself I am uncomfortably self conscious. I however still love talking to my students. I really enjoy giving them bits of information and watching them put the piece together to create a whole. A strength from watching the video is that my voice projects fairly well and I work well with others, I found listening and collaborating to be a very valuable trait (thank you Amy).
To view the video footage of the presentation go to: Conservation Presentation

To access the PowerPoint presentation go to: PowerPoint Presentation
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To access the excel spreadsheet that was used to calculate the kilowatts used go to: Conservation Excel Spreadsheet