Objective: Present the material from your final analysis paper in a well-organized and engaging class presentation. This is an opportunity to share your findings, demonstrate your understanding of the course topics, and discuss the overarching analysis topic that unifies your individual recording analyses.

Instructions:

  • Each student will have a total of 30 minutes allocated for their presentation:
    • 20 minutes for the presentation itself
    • 10 minutes for questions and comments from the audience
  • Prepare a well-structured PowerPoint presentation to visually support your key points. Your presentation should include:
    • An introduction to your overarching analysis topic and why you chose it
    • A brief overview of the recordings you’ve selected for analysis
    • Key findings from your analysis, supported by relevant diagrams and illustrations
    • A discussion of how each recording relates to your overarching analysis topic
    • A conclusion that summarizes your main points
  • Prepare edited audio clips for the specific points you wish to make, so you’re not searching through full recordings during the presentation.
  • Practice so you can deliver clearly and within 20 minutes.

Requirements:

  • PowerPoint presentation with relevant diagrams and illustrations
  • Edited audio clips to support key points
  • 20-minute presentation, followed by a 10-minute Q&A session

Presentation Dates: Starting on 4/17