FINAL PROJECT PRESENTATIONS
EACH PERSON HAS 10 MINUTES SHOW AND TELL
Be concise, and hit at least the following bullet points:
- a description of your reasons for doing the project, and the steps you went through to complete it
- a description of the project including display of objects, visual imagery, and/or demonstrations
- the relation of the project to the game world and the wider social field, and
- above all, the lessons you learnt that you can share with the class to further our collective knowldege relating to games whether it be practical or theoretical.
There is no requirement for a Powerpoint presentation. You can just show your final work and talk about it. Any digital work should be shown on the class projector. Please, please practice at least once to make sure you can say everything in 10 minutes.
PLEASE ENSURE ALL DIGITAL MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE LOCALLY ON A FLASH DRIVE OR PORTABLE HARD DRIVE. DO NOT RELY ON YOUR ACCOUTS OR THE INTERNET.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10
- Ashley LaBelle
- Sandra Lopez
- Megan and Marc (AFTER THE BREAK IN THE ATRIUM ~1:30PM FOR 20 MINUTES)
+PLUS ANYONE ELSE WHO WANTS TO GO
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12
[ORDER IS REVERSE OF MID TERM]
Emily Wagner
Timo Sutton
Thomas Speicher
Reynaldo Raquel
Huong Nguyen
Ed Ng
15 MINUTE BREAK
Cavlin McDermott
Michelle Mucker
Anh Nguyen
Christopher Chambers
Noah Balmer
REMINDER
By Friday December 14 you will blog a summary of your project which will address the same topics asabove. You must include at least one good image relating to your project. If you did a 3DGS project please upload a zip of your working directory.