Friday 18 November 2011

Presentations(Part II)

It is the last lap of TWC presentations and also the journey of TWC itself! It is surprising how at first it just seemed like piles and piles of work to do and now we are concluding this module with so much of information, skills, knowledge from wise ones and analysis of technology and its applications. The presentations served as a conclusion to the course and this week’s presentations were relatively good.
1)      Music and Technology
This was a really interesting presentation which is something everyone is interested to find out more about. For this topic specifically, they should have put in more images than text to maintain interest of the viewers. They structured it in terms of timeline and how music has evolved across the decades. This is especially interesting as it lets the viewers see the transition however, they should have put more emphasis on how music will be in the future. This will be appealing to the audience on how the group imagined the future will be given the past applications.
2)      Vaccines
The second presentation was on vaccines for the major flus that have plagued the world. It does look real informative looking at all the statistics and facts. They also have created an appealing web page that is attractive to a reader! At the start of the presentation, the presenter mentioned that they are only going touch on the main influenza that caused a global pandemic. However, they should have included the not-so well- known flus to expose the viewers to something new.
3)      Food and Technology
The 3rd group opted for simplicity that made the web site so easy friendly and easy to understand. It could do with more animations, but it content wise and transitions was great!
4)      Crime Tracking with technology
A very interesting website that is not known to many about technologies applications! Great job!
The very last session and for the pure knowledge we all have received, thanks to Prof, I would rate this session 10!

1 comment:

  1. Good work on your blog, Roohiya...it has been a real pleasure to read and thereby follow your journey through TWC over the last several months...

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