Activity 1 Present to share
- How to present your work with deliverables?
You did a fantastic job going through Day 9 and produced all the amazing deliverables. Last but not least, share your work with a large audience like your peers, teachers, friends, clients, and even strangers. Get feedback from fresh eyes. In architecture school, it is called presentation; in the real world, it is communication.
You have been learning and practicing storytelling in the past few days. Now, let’s learn some techniques so you can tell a story more concisely and convincingly. There’s no perfect rule. Checkout “Supporting materials” for reference and inspiration. Tell the story in your way.
The only secret to be a successful presenter and communicator is practicing over and over again.
Tasks
Level 1
– Watch the videos.
– Summarize a plan for your presentation based on your big story, deliverables, and the techniques just learned.
– Present your skyscraper design to as many people as you can invite.
– Videotape your presentation.
Level 2
– Watch the videos.
– Summarize a plan for your presentation based on your big story, deliverables, and the techniques just learned.
– Present your skyscraper design to as many people as you can invite and collect feedback.
– Videotape your presentation and feedback.
Level 3
– Watch the videos.
– Summarize a plan for your presentation based on your big story, deliverables, and the techniques just learned.
– Present your skyscraper design (5 munites) to as many people as you can invite and collect feedback.
– Videotape your presentation and feedback.
– Reflect on how you can make your design better orally (1 minute) or in a written format (300 words).
Level 4
– Watch the videos.
– Summarize a plan for your presentation based on your big story, deliverables, and the techniques just learned.
– Present your skyscraper design (10 minutes) to as many people as you can invite and collect feedback.
– Videotape your presentation and feedback.
– Reflect on how you can make your design better orally (3 minutes) or in a written format (500 words).