UGA : COE : EPIT : SLM : MAF : 7650 : Assignments : Presentation

Applied Project Presentation
Value: 20 points

updated 1-21-09

Task

Register for the Marathon as directed (or independently, if you can't attend the designated Marathon day).

Your entire first draft of the AP is due approximately one month before the presentation.  Revise as directed, in preparation for this presentation.

By this point, your Applied Project is finished, awaiting final feedback from the committee.  You will leave the meeting with a good idea of what final revisions must be made. Prepare a brief presentation of no more than 15 minutes to describe the highlights of your AP to the committee. Also have available your certification Portfolio. Reflect upon your Ed.S. program as a whole, as it might be relevant to the discussion.

Ed.S. Oral Exams last from 45 minutes to one hour. You may assume that committee members have examined your materials. However, due to the volume of material to be examined, they may not remember every detail.

• Presentation - choose any suitable format, or simply talk from your online AP

• Provide a brief overview and synopsis of literature.
• Provide a brief description of methodology.
• Spend most of your presentation time on results, conclusions, and recommendations.
  

• AP, revised as requested after the 1st draft
• Participation in discussion regarding your AP, your certification portfolio, and your readiness for SLM practice
  

Submission Format

• Create a document containing your URL of the AP and the certification portfolio.  Insert the rubric below and self-assess.  Submit to the dropbox.
  

• It is appropriate to discuss mistakes made and how you might do something differently next time.
• Most likely, a projector and computer will be available in the room.  Professors will likely have their laptops as well.  However, make a backup plan in case of network failure, wireless unavailability, etc. 
  
• Strive for the highest standard of flawless mechanics.
  
• There is no need to be defensive.  It is most professional to receive feedback and/or criticism with the attitude "I want to make this the best possible project it can be."