Round Table presentation

Roundtable Presentation

As a synthesis of the prior weeks, each student will create and lead a round table discussion, using a video recorded platform (e.g. Zoom or Teams) with members of your Group or other current classmates (3 people at minimum).Students will each lead a round table discussion using 3-5 of the topics covered in the past weeks.The round table discussion must not exceed 20 minutes but must be at least 15 minutes in duration.

Application of Learning:

• Video/Presentation must meet time and all other specifications (points deducted for exceeding time requirement and not following the directions outlined)
• This is an Individual Project
• As the host/leader you must clearly identify/introduce yourself and the purpose of the round table discussion – “UMGC IT Project Management Final Exam (give the date & year)”
• Your appearance on camera is optional (including classmates)
• Round table event must be professionally conducted
• Creative and well developed presentation slides are required
• Graphics, animations, statistics, examples etc….are encouraged
• Font size must be 18 and above
• Vocals must be clear, concise, and audible
• Appropriate attire is required while appearing in the video
• No swearing or profanity from guests or host

Tips:

• As the Host, you are being graded on your knowledge of the subject matter. Please provide a clear overview upfront of the subjects you’re planning to discuss.
• Your guests are there to support you by asking questions and to dialogue but you need to be the star of the presentation.Your knowledge must shine!
• It is always best to use briefing slides to help organize the discussion.
• Always wrap-up your presentation properly and add references at the end.
• Most of all, enjoy the journey, be creative – think outside of the box in creating your presentation.

• Chose 3 to 5 topics from the list of topics below to focus on your presentation.

1-PMI Certification

2-Project Stakeholders

3-Change Management

4-Gantt Chart

5-PM’s essential soft skills

6-Predicting cost and time when requirements are not yet known

7-Change management