JST Expo Workshop
Published on Jan 17, 2023
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JST Expo Workshop
Preparing for your best presentation EVER!
Essential Question:
How do I share my
JST experience?
This is why we are doing this workshop today!
Photo by Jon Tyson
ACTIVITY
finding the big idea
This is an example of a word cloud, which you might choose in the next step!
Activity Choices
- Google Jamboard
- Paper collage
- Word cloud
Choose one of these options for the activity.
Write everything you can think of that was important to you during JST.
Take 3 minutes to do this. Memories, learning, your take-aways, big moments, how you changed, etc.!
Link to Video: http://www.youtube.com/v/iHdviZkM7S4
Link to Video: http://www.youtube.com/v/iHdviZkM7S4
What is the ONE BIG IDEA that you want your audience to take away after hearing from you at the Expo?
Getting to your big idea
- What do you want your audience to do differently after?
- Why should we care about your experience?
- What did you learn from your experience?
- How did your experience move you from one point to another in your life?
- Journals
What do you want your audience to FEEL?
Photo by Hello I'm Nik
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.
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.
Photo by Markus Winkler
WHAT YOU SHOW
visual (noun): something that appeals to the sight and is used for effect or illustration
Definition of visual from https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/visual#:~:text=%CB%88vizh%2Dw%C9...
What you share should have:
- Something visual (photo or other image, video, diagram, etc.)
- Something with a few words
The visual makes the audience curious.
Photo by Joakim Honkasalo
Notice this slideshow as an example
Eye-catching visuals and one idea per slide.
Photo by Joakim Honkasalo
Digital Artifact
Is that what you're showing? Be clear.
Yes, what you show at the Expo could be your Digital Artifact, but doesn't necessarily have to be!
Photo by Pim Chu
Group Projects
What part will YOU own?
WHAT YOU SAY
(and how you say it)
In this case, it is BOTH what you say AND how you say it!
Photo by goto10
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
Photo by DaPuglet
Toes should point toward who you’re talking to
Photo by Ricky Kharawala
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.
Photo by Aleksandra Sapozhnikova
Smile and make eye contact.
Photo by Jonathan Daniels
Tips for Group Presentations
- Everyone looks at the one speaking.
- Break down who will say what. Make a plan.
- Practice! More than once!
WHAT THEY TAKE AWAY
Photo by otherthings
Untitled Slide
Figure out your 1 big idea, then write it as one sentence.
You will be asked to submit your ONE BIG IDEA to a Google Classroom assignment.
In ONE sentence!! Well crafted and thought out.
Photo by Jon Tyson
Clearly being able to articulate your ONE BIG IDEA will help you be prepared for the Expo.
Your audience is giving you the gift of their time and attention. Give THEM the gift of your one big idea as their take-away.
Photo by Jess Bailey
Practice
Practice with a partner or group of 3+
Practice
- Practice your presentation (or your part) with a friend or 2
- Have them say "What I'm hearing you say is..."
- If they haven't captured your ONE BIG IDEA, make some changes.
Ms. Wilson can help!
Expo Structure
What will it be like?
Expo Structure
- Start together in MPR: Keynotes, alum video
- Breakout sessions spread throughout the US
- Choose between table or presentation time
