One-minute Gamer Assignment

Much of the material for this assignment was borrowed or adapted from this ASEE 2007 conference paper.

Overview

Each student will prepare an individual "One Minute Gamer" (OMG) piece for presentation to the class. These presentations should be short, one minute optimally and two minutes max. You are encouraged to use physical and visual aids in your presentation, however, Powerpoint (or any presentation software of that ilk) is not allowed.

Topics

Your OMG may deal with a topic in one of the following categories, or you may use a different category with approval:

Once you have established a potential topic, e-mail me (mhaungs@calpoly.edu) 48 hours or more before your scheduled presentation for topic and content approval. Topics are assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis and duplicate topics are not allowed.

Assessment

  Points
  Practitioner (3) Intermediate (2) Novice (1)
Length of Presentation 60 - 120 seconds 45 - 59 secs; 121 - 135 secs < 45 secs; > 135 secs
Volume of Presenter Easy to hear Cannot hear at times Difficult to hear
Rate of Presentation Appropriately paced - neither too fast nor too slow At times rushing too fast or overly pausing to fill time Predominatly too fast or too slow
Presenter's Level of Interest Interested; Highly prepared; Enthused Somewhat interested; Adequately prepared; Neither enthused nor bored Uninterested; Unprepared; Bored

Schedule

Week Section 9
2a  
2b
3a
Chase Crawford, Mayra Mejia
3b
Sean Christensen, Cam Sholz
4a
Sheila Ahi, Joe Drahos, Kylie Manos
4b
Erin Herndon, Alex Gata, Dillon Marinez
5a
Zia Absar, Jen Panganiban, Sumi Kime
5b
Megan Washburn, Kevin H, Justin De Los Santos
6a
Hannah Hester, Madelyn Giglio, Matt Bowers
6b
Zachary Hatton, Brendan Abrams, Gwendolyn Giles
8a
Taylor Ross, Jasper Lim, Kiana Corpus
8b
Sierra Clar, Caroline Pickering, Kristine Fong
9a
Ari Aiken, Jeff D
9b
Emily Elkins, Elena Aker