The objective of this assignment is to present a well-structured and engaging research proposal based on your previously written paper on a topic in Kinesiology and/or Exercise Science.
1. Preparation of Presentation:
Develop a multimedia presentation (e.g., PowerPoint, Google Slides) encapsulating the key elements of your research proposal.
Include slides covering the following:
Introduction to the topic.
Summary of your literature review.
Explanation of your hypothesis.
Overview of your proposed methods and statistical analysis.
Significance of your research in Kinesiology.
Ensure the content is clear, concise, and logically organized.
2. Presentation Length and Format:
Your presentation should last between 5 and 8 minutes.
Use a clear and engaging visual design, with readable fonts and appropriate graphics.
3. Recording and Uploading:
Record your presentation ensuring good audio and video quality.
Upload the video to YouTube with the privacy setting “unlisted.”
Submit the YouTube link to Canvas for peer review.
4. Peer Review Participation:
Watch and comment on at least 5 other student presentations.
For each, provide three strengths and three areas for improvement.
5. Submission Deadline:
Ensure all components of this assignment are submitted by the specified deadline.
Evaluation Criteria for Research Proposal Presentation
Content Accuracy and Relevance
Presentation content accurately reflects the research paper.
Key points are relevant and effectively highlight the research proposal.
Organization and Clarity
Logical flow and organization of the presentation.
Clear communication of ideas and concepts.
Presentation Skills
Effective communication, including clarity of speech and pacing.
Engagement with the audience through eye contact (if visible) and body language.
Use of Multimedia
Creative and effective use of multimedia tools to enhance the presentation.
Visuals are clear, relevant, and contribute to the understanding of the topic.
Duration and Technical Quality
Adherence to the 5 to 8-minute time frame.
Good audio and video quality in the recording.
Peer Review Engagement
Constructive feedback provided on at least 5 peer presentations.
Demonstrates thoughtful analysis in identifying strengths and areas for improvement.
