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Q&A - Audience Notes

While watching each presentation, write down notes about each presentation’s strengths, suggestions for
improvement, and at least 2 questions you have for the presenters.
*Things to think about: visual, the topic, the product, the market competitors, the future, …

Presentation 01 – Group 03
Strengths Suggestions Questions
Good presentations Better pronunciation 1. With such bamboo knife products, when the
Unique ideas knife is blunt, it can be sharpened to use it again?
Dynamic 2. With the properties of such a plant, when made
into a knife, can it be used to cut meat?

Presentation 02 - Group 04
Strengths Suggestions Questions
Good presentations Ideas need to be more 1. With such recycled products, your business
Dynamic creative predicts how many times it will be recycled?
Good answer 2. Is recycled paper from your business easy to
write?

Presentation 03 - Group 07
Strengths Suggestions Questions
Good presentations Need more confidence 1. If there are cafes that are not what you describe,
Ideas suitable for young how will you handle them?
people 2. Is your application easy to use for middle-aged
and older people?

Presentation 04 - Group 05
Strengths Suggestions Questions
Good idea Need to improve 1. With a job that requires so many resources, how
Answer good questions presentation skills will businesses manage employee wages?
Dynamic without looking at 2. How your business will deal with the collected
documents waste?

Presentation 05 - Group 06
Strengths Suggestions Questions
Good presentations Content needs more 1. How your products can be stored and how long
Good health ideas variety they will last?
Good pronunciation 2. Do you have any plans to have any other
products from eggs besides milk?

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Self-reflection

💡 Description: Describe your project experience in detail, including what happened and your
expectations of what would happen next.
**Helpful questions:
What happened? When and where did it happen?
What did you (and the other people) do?
What did you want to happen?
There have been many things that have happened during the making of this project,
happy and depressing. But our team did not give up and chose to cope to overcome those
difficulties. And the moment that frustrated us the most was when we came up with ideas
for the team's product when no one would give in. But fortunately, we were able to agree
on a common opinion for the group.

💡 Feelings and thoughts: Describe your feelings and/or thoughts during the project. Then, state how
they might have impacted the experience.
**Helpful questions:
What were you feeling before, during, and after the project?
What do you think other people were feeling about the project? What about now?
What were you thinking during the project? What about now?
It can be said that this project has brought me a lot of different emotions. But most of all,
it has given me great experiences and friends to stick with for a long time.

💡 Evaluation: Describe something that worked and did not work in the project.
**Helpful questions:
What was good and bad about the project?
What went well? What didn’t go so well?
What did you and other people contribute to the project (positively or negatively)?
The project has worked very smoothly and almost nothing too unfavorable has happened.

💡 Analysis: Explain why the project happened in the way you have just described. There is no right
or wrong analysis - just your own analysis.
**Helpful questions:

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 Why did things go well?
Why didn’t they go well?
Now that you are looking back at the experience. Why do you think things happened the way they
did?
The project was able to take place in such a smooth manner largely thanks to the
solidarity and synchronization of all team members. The rest is thanks to the professional
knowledge of each member about specialized areas.

💡 Conclusion: Summarize what you have learned from the project, how you have learned about
it/them, and what you would do differently in the future.
**Helpful questions:
What did I learn from this project?
How did I learn about it/them?
What else could I have done?
Thanks to this project, I myself have learned a lot of useful things. Extremely strange
knowledge that I have never been exposed to, improving my public speaking ability and
above all, the ability to improvise in the face of difficult questions of investors.

💡Action plan: Describe a plan for how you would work on a similar project in the future or general
changes you might find appropriate.
**Helpful questions:
What would I do differently in a similar project in the future?
What skills do I need to develop for me to handle a project like this better?
How will I develop those skills?
If in the future there is a project similar to this then I will improve it even more. Make
better presentations, prepare the perfect product to bring the most benefits to users.

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