PPD Presentation - self evaluation

Having done the presentation and gotten it out of the way I feel relieved and it was actually quite relaxed. Once you get over the idea that your having to deliver the presentation you can really understand that its about you, your experience and your practice and it doesn't have anything to do with anyone else, with the exception of the people you want to work with.

I discussed most of what I planned to talk about but I never rehearse presentations because they come across to formal and wooden and usually I'll get flustered so doing it on the day is the best way for me personally.

I enjoyed everyone else's presentations too and noticed a few things that I could have mentioned. I could have reflected more on the previous 2 years and maybe even further before that to show the development on a grander scale. Also I could have used more slides to illustrate what I'm talking about instead of having 10 uniform slides. Its a consideration for future presentations that I may have to make in the industry.

PPD3 Presentation slides

This is my final edit of my presentation boards for OUPD301.

http://issuu.com/charliecrosby/docs/ppd3presetation1?mode=window

PPD Presentation - thoughts and ideas.

Format

POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ppt

Needs to be interesting so needs plenty of images, limiting myself to 20 slides minimum and no more than 40.

Structure

BEGINNING - who i was/life/work before the course and what the start of the course was like for me.

MIDDLE - what i achieved or haven't achieved on the course, my favourite briefs and workshops and least favourites, skills i have picked up and how they have been useful, my success/lack of success on the course, other external stuff i've done that isn't to do with the course directly.

END - look back at what i have done and evaluate overall, prospects for the future, summer plans.