Would it be advisable to write notes for each page in the notes section so that if any speakers are poorly someone else can take over easily?
Jamie also advised us to have a back up plan in case there was a power failure etc. Any suggestions? Do we need a hard copy or will it be ok on a laptop?
I think we need to think about the rhythm of the presentation, maybe to slow it down for a breather at the end of each section by putting an image on that we pause on to mark the end of that section?
Some of the images are quite blurry when projected - please do not compress your images - check that you are not doing this automatically by accident. If this means you have a large file consider emailing it to me 2 pages at a time, or even pop in with it - I live in Hildenborough - near Hadlow and will be around on and off through the week.
diagrams looked much clearer than photos when projected - consider this if the image looks grainy up close.
Try to focus on the key information in your section of the presentation do not repeat points, don't use 3 images of something if 1 will do. I will check to see that we do not repeat any images etc.
If an image is inappropriate or just not good enough or irrelevant we will have to change them - don't take it personally. - It is no point not saying something now and then all being pissed off with each other if we do not get a good enough mark later.
I was at the course meeting last year and it was noted that some students were still upset about the result they got for the group work six months later - don't think it would be good for any of us to feel that way about it, hurt feeling now are better than months of resentment.
I take back what I said to Mark about his presentation skills last week too, thought this weeks was v. good.
If anybody needs me to do anything before Friday, if you are having a lot of trouble with anything call me and I will try to help.
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