Week 8

 Part 1:

ByteBridge Solutions

Professional Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4_qJ8CB5iY

General Audience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5pJx8CaFoY

1. Is the topic well covered? 

    The topic is well covered. Goes over the basics and dives into real world. use cases

2. Is the presentation clear?

     The presentation is very clear and is presented in an easy to follow format.

3. How is the quality of the research?

    The presentation is thoroughly researched and dives into detail on the history of VR and the use cases         and major companies in the industry.

4. How is the quality of the video production?

    The video is high quality and and the cuts are smooth and not jarring. The are so many videos that is is distracting and all images/videos are relevant.

5. Is the video engaging and interesting?

    Is interspersed will relevant videos to demonstrate the technology and keep the audience attention.

6. Is the team work evident?

     The video contains credits that list the entire team, but there isn't anything other that.

7. Is the video appropriate to the audience (either general public or technology professionals)

    The video seemed to be intended for the same audiences with one just shorter than the other. They contained the same information, with the longer form video listing more real world use cases but not less detail or different detail on the ones listed. 

ByteBoost

Professional Video:  https://youtu.be/a58BF17CZGw

General Audience: https://youtu.be/UgyhVizO2mA

1. Is the topic well covered? 

    The topic is well covered. The video gives a broad overview of the technology and explains how the technology works and how it is used. 

2. Is the presentation clear?

    The presentation is clear and goes in a logical order, what the technology is, how it works, how it used.

3. How is the quality of the research?

    The research appears detailed and very thorough. 

4. How is the quality of the video production?

    The video is high quality and the images and backgrounds are relevant without being distracting.

5. Is the video engaging and interesting?

    The video is engaging and easy to follow and the technology covered is extremely prevalent is almost all devices today and that was very interesting.

6. Is the team work evident?

    There is credit given to the whole team and perhaps the change in narrators are the different team members?

7. Is the video appropriate to the audience (either general public or technology professionals)

    The two are appropriate for their intended audiences. The general audience video focuses more on the everyday uses which seems very appropriate. 

    

Beacon Code Solutions

Professional Video:  https://youtu.be/BAAfhoSiGUI

General Audience: https://youtu.be/oLeVlee880U

1. Is the topic well covered? 

    The topic is well covered. The history is detailed and goes much further in the past than I expected.

2. Is the presentation clear?

    The presentation is clear and is easy to follow.

3. How is the quality of the research?

    The research is well done and cited in the video itself.

4. How is the quality of the video production?

    The video quality is good. They use mostly static images, the cuts and are high quality. The audio is a         tad bit quiet.

5. Is the video engaging and interesting?

    The video keeps the viewer engaged and the topic is a technology that is prevalent throughout our society and so I find it very interesting.

6. Is the team work evident?

    The team members are identified and is clear when a new team member is handling the video.

7. Is the video appropriate to the audience (either general public or technology professionals)

    The videos are well tailored for the appropriate audiences. The general audience video focus more on the real world applications which I think is the correct approach.


Part 2: 

Our videos - 

Professional: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocg25-n4EtM&ab_channel=RahimSiddiq

General Audience: https://youtu.be/Ps1hElV-MJs

 

The most important thing I learned from this class were the collaboration techniques and skills on working with groups. These skills are useful no matter what job or industry you choose to work in making them valuable to everyone. Our team communicated mostly over text chat which is difficult for me as I do not have any access to my phone during the work week. I am trying to make it a point to step out and check the chat throughout the day, but I do not always have that opportunity and it is something I need to improve. 

 

 

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