Solo Presentations Dates

Here are the rules to follow for your solo presentation, followed by the date you will present:

1.  Use media of your choice. Please do use a PowerPoint presentation and then you may add video and/or audio to it. Please be aware that student attention span is narrow and you should not use a video that runs more than 2 minutes. Also, do not include more than 3 videos within a presentation.

2.  You may include a guest speaker as part of your presentation (but not as a substitute). However, your guest must speak within your time limit. Please make your guest aware that he/she will not be able to speak for an entire class session. (If time permits, I will extend your speaking time to accommodate a guest).

3.  Your presentation must be at least 12 minutes and not more than 20 minutes. Leave some time for Q&A. Watch your time – you’ll be cut off at 20 minutes. This means you need to be well organized and when it’s your turn to present you need to be prepared! Do not spend 5 minutes setting up technology or handing out materials. If you need to hand out materials, ask other students to help you, or give out the materials before class begins.

4.  Your presentation will be evaluated by your instructor and each class member. Students will complete a rubric for each presentation and your instructor will consider the totals of the rubric in awarding your grade. See the Presentation Rubric to understand how your presentation will be evaluated.  

5.   At least one week prior to your presentation, meet you’re your instructor and discuss the outline. Come during office hours. Allow at least 15 minutes for the discussion. Therefore, do not come at the end of office hours or 5 minutes prior to a class. Bring a printed copy of your outline with you to the meeting.

6.  On the day of your presentation, give your instructor a hard copy of your presentation, along with links to e-files (if any).

7.  Do not miss your presentation date. The schedule is tight and if you miss your date you probably will not have an opportunity to make it up. Remember, your presentation is your Final Assessment so it represents 30% of your grade. If you need help, or you don't understand something related to this topic, visit with your instructor. You are encouraged to meet repeatedly to prepare for this very important presentation.

DATE	YOUR TOPIC	YOUR NAME
1. April 18		Mujren A. Mujren
2. April 18		Omar Alsujbaie
3. April 20		Anas Al Sharhan
4. April 20		Homoud Al Shaheen
5. April 25		Abdulaziz Al Shuaib
6. April 25		Ali Al Rashoud
7. April 27		Faisal Al Oun
8. April 27		Ali Al Bloushi
9. May 2		Hamad Al Wazzan
10. May 2		Faisal Al Ajmi
11. May 4		Ammar Tineh
12. May 4		Abdulaziz Al Melam
13. May 9		Rawaf Al Rawaf
14. May 9		Abdullah Al Wudayyah
15. May 11		Fawaz Mohammed
16. May 11		Abdulrahman Al Qadhi
17.May 16		Ajeel Ajeel
18. May 16		Shamlan Al Roomi
19. May 18		Mohammed Al Aimi
20. May 18		Hamad Al Ablani
21. May 18		Jasem Al Sanea
22. May 23		Mohamad Msalkhi
23. May 23		Talal Al Saif
24. May 23		Souliman Al Hamad
25. May 23		Naser Al Subaiei
26. May 25		Omar Al Rumaih
27. May 25		Rawaf Abdulrahman
28. May 25		Saleh Muhailani