Course evaluations for Friday

For easy access:

Here is the course evaluation for this class.

And here is the link to the reflection on the GRADING in this class.

Presentation Schedule for This Week

Here is a template of the  Feedback Form we will use for each presentation.  This is NOT EVALUATIVE and is designed to offer some feedback to help advance your thinking.

THURSDAY, JULY 5

11-11:15 Check in after weekend

11:15-11:50 Practice with a partner

11:50-12:00 Schedule for the day

12:00-12:10 Presenter #1: Jackie

12:20-12:30 Presenter #2: Alex

12:40-12:50 Presenter #3: Helen

12:50-1:05 BREAK

1:10-1:20 Presenter #4: Maria

1:30-1:40 Presenter #5: Bianca

1:50-2:00 Presenter #6: Kelly

2-2:15 BREAK

2:15-2:25 Presenter #7: Dawn

2:35-2:45 Presenter #8: Mary Sue

2:55-3:05 Presenter #9: Porche

3:05-3:20 BREAK

3:20-4:00 Debrief the all day schedule and Reflect on presentations

FRIDAY, JULY 6

11-11:35 Course Evalution #1

11:45-11:55 Presenter #1: Hayley

12:05-12:15 Presenter #2: Vinny

12:25-12:35 Presenter #3: Dena

12:35-12:55 BREAK

1-1:10 Presenter #4: Carina

1:20-1:30 Presenter #5: Benjamin

(1:25-1:35 Presenter #6: Betsy)

1:30-1:45 BREAK

1:45-1:55 Presenter #7: Vanessa

2:05-2:15 Presenter #8: Shena

2:15 Grading Policy Discussion

Some Pecha Kucha Resources

Several of you are asking about how to set your Pecha Kucha to 20 seconds in Google Slides.

Once you create your presentation in Google Slides, you will need to PUBLISH IT TO THE WEB and set the auto advance timer to 20 seconds.

1. On the home page of your slide show, click "file"
2. On the drop down menu, click "publish to the web"
3. On the pop up, click "start slideshow as soon as the player loads" (don't worry about the timer yet....)
4. Copy and paste the SHAREABLE LINK into another place (I would put it in my blog or even a word doc for safe keeping)
5. The last part of the link should be a number (the default is 3000, meaning 3 seconds).  Change that to "20000", meaning 20 seconds

Then you want to take that "shareable link" and hyperlink it on your blog so that you can simply click on it when you do your presentation in class..

Some other links that you may find helpful

What is Pecha Kucha?

Why Use Pecha Kucha?

A PK on PK

Using Google Slides for PK

5 Tips on PK