At my booth, I included my infographic, end product, and website. Before I began to set up, I had trouble playing a video of all of the kids who helped me through my process. My cousin, gave me a fabulous idea that I include the video on my website and set it to continue playing by itself, which attracted a lot of students to look at the pictures. Overall, my presentation went smoothly and I was confident. If only people saw me almost thirty minutes before the presentation and how much I was freaking out. I had two wonderful, nice teachers whom first complimented me on my necklace then where very in depth with my presentation. One of the teachers asked questions that brought up a very good point, but I was able to respond with a well put together confident answer. Now I am very nervous to see what the judges thought of my presentation.

For my capstone presentation, I wanted my setup to be very basic due to my end project, being a kit, which is going to take up most of my table. I want to go out and buy a table cloth and maybe a easel to hang my poster on. Also, I wanted to do a slideshow of pictures from all the little children who helped me with my kit. May be difficult because I am not for sure I will be seeing them before I present to judges. If I can accomplish the pictures this weekend, I am going to have my laptop open to my website and PSA video while my screensaver be all the kids pictures. Another idea, was to buy a poster board and glue the pictures of the kid onto it and decorate it, with a title like "Our Journey." Another way I want to attract people is have a little game set up, where either they play one of the activities in my kit, answer questions, or I inform them with an interesting fact and their prize be a piece of candy. Lastly, I want to ask the capstone director to see if we can post something on the wall behind us where I would hang up another chance, company name, in big decorated letters.

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