{"id":38317,"date":"2019-10-31T22:22:56","date_gmt":"2019-10-31T19:22:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/prohoster.info\/blog\/ya-prosto-hotel-poshutit-no-nikto-ne-ponyal-ili-kak-ne-zakopat-sebya-na-prezentatsii-proekta\/"},"modified":"2019-10-31T22:22:56","modified_gmt":"2019-10-31T19:22:56","slug":"ya-prosto-hotel-poshutit-no-nikto-ne-ponyal-ili-kak-ne-zakopat-sebya-na-prezentatsii-proekta","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/prohoster.info\/da\/blog\/news\/ya-prosto-hotel-poshutit-no-nikto-ne-ponyal-ili-kak-ne-zakopat-sebya-na-prezentatsii-proekta","title":{"rendered":"\"Jeg ville bare lave en joke, men ingen forstod\" eller hvordan man ikke begraver sig selv under projektpr\u00e6sentationen","gt_translate_keys":[{"key":"rendered","format":"text"}]},"content":{"rendered":"

Et af vores hold havde i semifinalen i Novosibirsk brug for at l\u00e6re principperne for mobiludvikling fra bunden for at kunne fuldf\u00f8re opgaven til hackathonet. Da vi spurgte: \"Hvordan synes I, det var at tage den udfordring op?\", fortalte de, at det sv\u00e6reste var at f\u00e5 alt det, de havde arbejdet p\u00e5 i 36 timer, ned til fem minutters pr\u00e6sentation og et par slides. <\/p>\n

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At skulle fremf\u00f8re sit projekt offentligt er en udfordring. Endnu sv\u00e6rere er det at tale kort og pr\u00e6cist om det. Den st\u00f8rste kunst er at holde sig tilbage og ikke inkludere alt det, man t\u00e6nker om det i sin pr\u00e6sentation. I dette indl\u00e6g vil vi fort\u00e6lle, hvordan man passende kan bruge memes med Elon Musk i sin pr\u00e6sentation og undg\u00e5 at g\u00f8re sin pitch til \u00e5rets fiasko (hvilket ogs\u00e5 er nyttigt). <\/p>\n

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Hvordan man udformer slides<\/h2>\n

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Husk, hvad bedstemor plejede at sige: man vurderer ud fra udseendet (m\u00e5ske sagde kun min bedstemor det). En pr\u00e6sentation er det ydre, alts\u00e5 den overordnede vision for dit projekt. N\u00e6sten 80% af deltagerne i hackathonet uds\u00e6tter forberedelsen af den til sidste \u00f8jeblik og laver den hastigt, bare for at n\u00e5 til det sidste checkpoint. Resultatet bliver slides, der er fyldt med memes, billeder, springende tekst og kodefragmenter. Det er ikke vejen frem. Husk altid, at din pr\u00e6sentation er planen for din pitch, s\u00e5 den skal v\u00e6re ordnet korrekt og logisk. <\/p>\n

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Vinderen af hackathonet i Moskva, \"Teamet ved navn Sakharov\", anbefaler at afs\u00e6tte omkring tre timer til pr\u00e6sentationen og \u00f8vningen af talen. <\/p>\n

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Roman Weinberg, team captain: \"Every hackathon is unique in its own way, and the path to victory is too. One of the key factors is choosing the right track, which varies for each participant. Before the presentation, you must take advantage of all opportunities to explain the essence of the project and demonstrate the result to those who will evaluate you. Communication typically occurs in three stages: you brainstorm ideas and discuss their merits and drawbacks with experts \u2013 this leads to the first concept; then you continue to work and refine the benefits, monetization, and code, showing experts something functional \u2013 this demonstrates your ability to deliver on what you are discussing. The final stage before the presentation is to showcase the outcome of your work. This is important because the jury now has a deeper understanding of your project and sees the work done, which will help them evaluate you. In the presentation, it is essential to maintain a balance between capturing the audience's attention (you need to inspire) and presenting the essence of the project (without omitting vital details). As true hackathon enthusiasts say \u2013 any project can be explained in three sentences, so 5 minutes is a strict but necessary framework accepted worldwide.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

It's great if your team includes a designer \u2013 they will create the design, help align all elements, visually structure the team's ideas, and maintain the right ratio of memes to slides. <\/p>\n

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A special note about memes. Everyone loves jokes about Elon Musk, digital transformation, and funny pictures. It's appropriate to insert them somewhere at the beginning of your presentation to playfully address the problem your product is solving, or to introduce the team. Or at the end, when you need to lighten the audience after the heavy content of the presentation. <\/p>\n

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Here\u2019s what the jury expects to see in your presentation: <\/h3>\n

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