Mark Pedersen's Presentation:
I think Mark hit Accomplished on all the criteria provided on the rubric. He was clear, thorough and engaging. What really made an impression on me was that he asked the audience (us watching the presentation) questions to get us involved in the presentation. His presentation was interactive, which really impressed me. It was clear that Mark had practiced with Vyew before, as the the presentation went smoothly and logically. He included great visuals that were relevant and entertaining. The only thing I could say against his presentation is that he could have been a little more clear with which page we were on by announcing "Okay, now we are on the Task page" or something of the sort. I could tell by context, but sometimes I got caught behind or ahead his presentation. Overall, I think Mark did a really great job on both his WebQuest and his presentation.
Marilis Klevisha's Presentation:
I really enjoyed Marilis's presentation as well. Her delivery was very impressive; it was clear that she had practiced her material a good amount before her presentation. I was also very impressed with the organization of her presentation. Marilis included powerpoint slides and the websites linked to her WebQuest. The powerpoint slides helped visualize the explanations she was giving for her WebQuest. The screen shots of the linked websites helped provide a really thorough presentation of her WebQuest. I knew every step the students would be taking. The only negative I could think of for her presentation is that it wasn't interactive until she asked for any questions at the very end. Marilis showed a high level of preparation and effort in her presentation.
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