Strategize a Smooth Tenant-to-tenant Migration and Copilot Takeoff
EOI Presentation
1. Graphic should fill and not exceed the defined grey box.
Ethan Hilton
HSE
Moore/OKC-33rd, OK
Matt Robinson
Greg Johnson
Cammie Cooper
2. GRDP Intern Introduction
Louisiana Tech University
- Mechanical Engineering
- Graduating May 2014
Previous Internships
-International Paper-Texarkana
-Walt Disney World
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3. Creating Training Videos
Create videos to train new hires or cross-train workers on
unfamiliar procedures.
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4. Assignment Details
More detailed description of your internship, for example:
What did you accomplish?
How did you try to solve your problem?
What did you learn from this activity?
How did this project add value to Cameron?
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5. What Did You Learn?
How will this internship help you in the future, for example:
What useful things did you learn?
How can you use those learnings in the future?
Did you have any surprises or “a-ha’s”?
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7. Some tips on presentations
If you add photos, compress them
Don’t put too many words on a slide
Don’t read the words on your slide to the audience
Use motion and animations very judiciously
Practice, practice, practice.
Don’t run over 10 minutes or we will cut you off.
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8. A summary of what you should present – time estimate
Title page & Introduction <1 minute
Assignment Overview 1 - 2 minutes
Assignment Details 3 - 4 minutes
Takeaways 1 minute
Q’s & A’s Allow 2 minutes
Total (Including Q&A from audience) Allowed Per Intern
Presentation - 8 minutes maximum
You can adjust where you spend your time, but please don’t
go beyond 8 minutes!!
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ORGANIZATION GOES HERE
9. Upload Presentation to Linx
• Presentations are due by end of business August 2nd.
• Name your file lastname_firstname EOI Presentation
• Upload to Linx:
Go to the Intern Hub page in Linx
Right Column click “Upload File”
Click “Choose File” and upload your presentation
Scroll down to Categories and click on “End of Internship Presentation”
Click “Publish”
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10. Upload Presentation to Linx
• Presentations are due by end of business August 2nd.
• Name your file lastname_firstname EOI Presentation
• Upload to Linx:
Go to the Intern Hub page in Linx
Right Column click “Upload File”
Click “Choose File” and upload your presentation
Scroll down to Categories and click on “End of Internship Presentation”
Click “Publish”
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Notes de l'éditeur
Basic Information (1 minute maximum)
Be sure to add the names of the people that helped you in your assignment. You can mention them briefly in your presentation, but don’t spend too much time on this or you won’t have enough time for the rest of your story.
Personal Information (1 minute)
Take a few minutes to introduce yourself before you move into what you did. Feel free to add anything personal that you think would help the audience understand you better.
Assignment Overview (1 minute)
Give a high level overview of your assignment, but don’t give the details or results just yet. This page will show the scope of your assignment and allow you to move into some details in the following pages.
Assignment Details (4 minutes total for all parts of your assignment)
Now you can go a little deeper into your assignment, but not too deep! Always start with the results and then talk about how you did it. You can talk about different assignments individually. Pictures help, but use them wisely and don’t overload your audience.
What Did You Learn? (1 minute)
Pick your top 2-3 takeaways (absolutely no more than 5) from this assignment. and talk about how you think those things will help you in the future. Consider both technical and interpersonal topics.
Q’s and A’s (2 minutes)
Leave time for some questions. Listen carefully to the questions. Repeat them to make sure that you understood them and that everyone else heard the questions. Answer the questions as concisely as possible, but use complete sentences. Avoid “yes” or “no” without a brief explanation.
Don’t put this slide into your presentation, it is for you.
I repeat, at 15 minutes, your presentation will be terminated. In the immortal words of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, “Less is more”.
