Minimum Viable Product Demo Presentations

Today we will watch the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) presentation videos. There should be enough time for everyone to get though the presentations. However, if we go over we will continue them on Wednesday.

Agenda (80 Minutes)

• (80 minutes) Presentations 5-10 minutes each

CATME team review

When you get to class, log onto CATME and provide a review of you and your team’s performace on the slide development milestone.

Next week (Reproducibility)

Quick question/answer about next week’s Reproducibility assignment.

MVP Video Feedback From

You must fill out this form 11 times (for all projects except your own). I realize this is a lot but please do your best to provide useful feedback to your peers.

Note, that some (NOT ALL) of your feedback and comments may be communicated with your peers. This is intended to be anonymous. Please be professional and supportive in your feedback. Your participation in this process will influence your grade in the course.

The following is a simplified list of the questions and scales. Some student’s find it helpful to copy/paste these questions in an editor and take notes on their feedback. This list is designed to make that easier but is not required. I would appreciate all feedback by the end of the day. However, let me know if you need more time.

• Team Name:

• Did the team demonstrate effective coordination and cohesion throughout the presentation (1 Poor - 5 Exceptional)?

• What feedback and comments do you have on the team’s coordination and cohesion?

• Did the team communicate their solution clearly and cohesively? (1 Ineffective - 5 Highly Effective)?

• What feedback and comments do you have on the team’s demonstration?

• Was the presentation well-organized (1 Very Disorganized - 5 Highly Organized)

• What feedback and comments do you have on team’s presentation organization?

• How well did the team use visual aids and presentation materials (1 Very Poorly - 5 Very Effectively)

• What feedback and comments do you have on the team’s use of visual aids and presentation materials?

• What is your overall impression of the team’s presentation (1 Very Poor 1 - 5 Excellent)

• What additional feedback and comments do you have on the team’s video presentation?

• What advice would you give the team for their future video presentations?

Direct Link to feedback form

Written by Dr. Dirk Colbry, Michigan State University
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