The peer feedback for the USA presentation indicated that the audio and visual design of the slides were good, though about half felt the pacing could be improved. Most feedback suggested there was too much information on each slide, making the presentation longer than it should have been. Suggestions to improve the presentation for future editing included adding subtitles, cutting unnecessary sections, inserting relevant images and videos, fixing audio issues, and adding background music and visual/sound effects.
The peer feedback for the USA presentation indicated that the audio and visual design of the slides were good, though about half felt the pacing could be improved. Most feedback suggested there was too much information on each slide, making the presentation longer than it should have been. Suggestions to improve the presentation for future editing included adding subtitles, cutting unnecessary sections, inserting relevant images and videos, fixing audio issues, and adding background music and visual/sound effects.
The peer feedback for the USA presentation indicated that the audio and visual design of the slides were good, though about half felt the pacing could be improved. Most feedback suggested there was too much information on each slide, making the presentation longer than it should have been. Suggestions to improve the presentation for future editing included adding subtitles, cutting unnecessary sections, inserting relevant images and videos, fixing audio issues, and adding background music and visual/sound effects.
Many said it was loud enough and clear enough for them to understand what we were saying, and almost everyone claimed they enjoyed the visual design of the slides. About half of the peers were happy with the pacing of the presentation, and the majority said the information was clear for them to understand. What could be improved? We were told that there was way too much information on screen by pretty much everyone, thus also making the presentation overall, much longer than it should’ve been. A few complained about nobody being there in-person to watch the presentation, but we had to record it without an audience due to my horrendous anxiety. We were also told that we read off the boards a lot, and didn’t look at the camera very much. How can we improve it using editing? Adding subtitles for visual appeal. Cutting out sections that failed, and cutting out sections that don’t have as much important information to shorten video length. Inserting images/videos relevant to what we’re talking about. Fix audio issues, reduce background noise. Add some background music fitting for the presentation. Adding visual effects and sound effects throughout it.