Each group will have 20 minutes to present their project, highlighting their motivation for the project, their passion, how they came up with the idea. The judges, drawing on their experience as a professional with very specific skills, will provide constructive feedback that will help each group improve their idea, project, or presentation skills.
As each individual/group presents, judges will write comments and rate presenters using the criteria and feedback form (rubric) found below. At the end of each presentation, each judge will have a chance to ask questions and provide some verbal feedback as well. The judges' written feedback sheets will be shared with the students.
Once the presentations have concluded, the panel of judges will have 30 minutes to compile and choose the winning group of J-Term 2016.
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Will this project make an impact it plans on or currently operates in?
Is this a project that will genuinely work?
Do they seem confident and prepared for their pitch?
Do they have a vision, a dream for what they would achieve?
Is this a new concept or innovating an old concept?
Will this project continue in the future? Is there a solid plan for the future?
The X-Factor?
