2023-2024 P3 Expo Workshop
Published on Jan 17, 2023
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P3 Expo Workshop
Preparing for your best presentation EVER!
Warm Up
Logo Game
Essential Question:
How do I share my
P3 ideas and designs?
This is why we are doing this workshop today!
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Sharing Your Experience
- What you SHOW
- What you SAY
- What they TAKE AWAY
What they TAKE AWAY should be the ONE BIG IDEA you came up with in our activity.
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WHAT YOU SHOW
What you should show:
- Something that explains your question/problem
- Your prototype
- Your presentation or anything else you have
Try to make the audience curious.
Photo by Joakim Honkasalo
Notice this slideshow as an example
Eye-catching visuals and one idea per slide.
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Can you name your idea?
Can you name your idea, invention, or product? Giving it a creative name can help catch the audience's attention!
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How to make stuff look good: CRAP
WHAT YOU SAY
(and how you say it)
In this case, it is BOTH what you say AND how you say it!
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What you should say:
- Your elevator pitch
- Be prepared to explain what you're showing
- Be aware of your audience
In this case, it is BOTH what you say AND how you say it!
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Let your passion for this topic come through!
In this case, it is BOTH what you say AND how you say it!
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Cheat out!
"To "Cheat Out" means that the performer readjusts his or her body with an audience in mind."
- https://www.thoughtco.com/cheating-out-and-other-theatre-jargon-3973520
- https://www.thoughtco.com/cheating-out-and-other-theatre-jargon-3973520
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Toes should point toward who you’re talking to
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Don't read to your audience
If you read to me, I won’t listen during an event like this. It will feel boring to your audience.
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Smile and make eye contact.
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WHAT THEY TAKE AWAY
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What do you want your audience to FEEL?
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Untitled Slide
Consider using a Feelings Wheel (such as this one https://blog.calm.com/blog/the-feelings-wheel) to dig deeper into what you want your audience to feel.
Practice
Practice with a partner or group of 3+
Practice
- Practice your presentation with a friend or 2
- Have them say "What I'm hearing you say is..."
- If they haven't captured your main takeaways, make some changes.
But what if I'm nervous? What if I turn bright red when I'm speaking? What if....?
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Building Confidence
- Often, fear comes from not knowing what to say. Know your solution story inside out and upside down.
Building Confidence
- Look above the audience's heads
- Have a "pause" plan, like taking a sip of water
- PRACTICE!!!
Expo Structure
What will it be like?
Expo Structure
- Tables in MPR, Gym, and hallways
- 2-3 people per table
- Grouped by topics
MINI EXPO!
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Expo Planning
Be sure Mrs. Floro has spoken to you about what you need for Expo
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