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=== Day 18: Wednesday March 10: Final Presentations === <!-- '''Class material:''' * [[/Day 18 session plan]] --> <strike>'''Post your video via this "Discussion" on Canvas]''' {{forthcoming}} β Please view and provide constructive feedback on other's videos! * '''Post videos directly to the "Discussion."''' The Canvas text editor has an option to upload/record a video. That's what you want. * '''Please remember not to over-work/think this.''' I mentioned this in class, but just to reiterate, the focus of this assignment should not be your video editing skills. Please do what you can to record and convey your ideas clearly without devoting insane hours to creating the perfect video. * '''Some resources for recording presentations:''' There are a bunch of ways you might record/share your video. Some ideas include using the embedded media recorder in Canvas (!) that can record with with your webcam (maybe attach a few visuals to accompany this?); recording a "meeting" with yourself in Zoom; and "Panopto," a piece of high-end video recording, sharing, and editing software that UW licenses for campus use. Here are some pointers: ** You should be able to use your UW zoom account to create a zoom meeting, record your meeting (in which you deliver your presentation and share your screen with any visuals), and then share a link to the recording via the "Recordings" item in the left-hand menu of your Zoom account page. ** If nothing works, please get in touch. </strike> Since the class is small, we'll meet and give presentations during class. Everyone should plan to give a ~15 minutes conference style presentation.
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