Presentations

1. team Erica Dohring, Monica Feldman (dragon) workouts
2. team Jacqueline Killenga, Akofa Ahiable (patakilla), a wardrobe application
3. team Margaret Ligon, Kelsey Tempel (audit) major/
4. team Nicole Francisco, Nichole Burton (franbur) study abroad advice minor auditing
5. team Yuki Zhu, Vivienne Wang (yukivivi) Inspire Me
6. team Alex Hoisington, Gabe Goodwin (southwes) service projects
7. team Carolyn Kim, Wendy Xu (ampfolio) art portfolio sharing
8. team Linda Ding, Sophie Scofield-Selby (sophing) recipes
9. team Olivia Kotsopoulos, Nisreen Dahod (csyente) job postings
10. team Shelley Wang, Youyou Wu (forum304) an event forum
11. Johanna (jokerlun) event planning
12. Taili (tfeng) feed the cat
13. Alexandra Fuiks (afuiks) workout tracking

Guidelines

• If we keep to less than 10 minutes each (aim for 8 minutes), we'll be done by 5:00.
• Anyone after number 7 on the list might have to present after 4:00, so let me know asap if that will be a problem.
• Plan to do the following:
  • Give a quick demo of the site's features, about 5 minutes
  • Talk about any interesting features that are outside the lecture material, e.g. different libraries you used, APIs, other online databases and such. JavaScript fanciness, or whatever.

Preparation

So that the talks all go smoothly, please do the following:

• Send me the link to your main page, so that you can just click the link above to get started.
• Make sure you test your demo after making any changes. Have a version you're not changing.
• Put a working username/password in place, so that you're not locked out of the demo.
• In the long run, you'll want people to be able to be able to try your site without your being there, so maybe create a "demo" version with the username/password and other key information written on the home page. You can protect this from people off-campus using a .htaccess file. (Just copy this .htaccess file).
• Consider creating a screen capture that you can just "play," say using http://www.screencast-o-matic.com