2:061 82 Assessment 6 for EMS690U Viva and presentation 25% of total module mark (15% Group, 10% Individual) 15 mins group presentation + 8 mins questions / person Group presentation maximum delivery time: 15 minutes There follow some guidelines to help you shape your presentation. Feel free to move around the order to better present your project, which may be organised in a slightly different way. You can prepare and present the project however you like - but it is a presentation of the whole, not the individual parts. A single mark will be given for the presentation, which means that NOT everyone has to present but all parts of the proiect need to be present. the press on clear to the 2nd examiner (who will not be rammar SH Introduction 2. A visual introduction that references your client/problem/brief. Something interesting you learned that will engage the audience/the examiners. This brings them into your presentation and makes it more engaging. You could tell an anecdote about an experience that your group had at the start of the project or relate an interesting fact that you learned. It could be a memorable quote from a meeting. Frame 1. One or two slides to talk about the situation; growth stalled, new business, new markets, etc. Emphasize the good before you touch on the challenges. 2. Frame the issue. Talk about the initial brief and what you are trying to accomplish, you can also introduce secondary issues that you included in your project. 3. A slide that illustrates your process, showing what you have done and how you planned to do this. Research/Hypotheses 1. Present the research that will be supporting the issue and defining your project. This is where you can insert the tools that you have been using: User journey, SWOT, etc. Only present information directly relevant to your case. Concepts 1. Present a range of concepts - these should be developed to the point where they can be quickly understood. Ideally you will create some type of visual for each concept accompanied by some bullet point text to explain what it is. Other Guidelines Show passion and commitment. •Keep your presentation as visual as possible. Do not overload a slide with information, it is better to move through three slides quickly than stare at one slide for a long time. • Build bullet points and text as you present the information, you want to lead people qmplus.qmul.ac.uk

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