Announcement of mid-term presentation of Master\u2019s theses
\nDivision of Environmental Science Development<\/p>\n
It is unfortunate that we will not be able to hold normal style mid-term presentation of Master\u2019s theses on April 15, 2021 because of nationwide spread of COVID-19. We therefore have decided to hold it both on-line and face-to-face in a combined style. Registered presenters need to prepare their presentations following the instructions provided below. Every graduate student is requested to attend this session and submit their questions and comments. Our coming presentation sessions are scheduled as below.
\n?\t15 April (Thu) 15:15-16:30 (oral presentation)
\n presentation 10min. Q&A 5 min.
\n?\t4 June (Fri) 09:30-14:30 (oral presentation)
\n presentation 10min. Q&A 5 min.
\n?\t8-17 June, on-demand viewing (poster presentation)<\/p>\n
[To oral presenters]
\n1.\tMethod
\nYou will make your presentation at D201 using the laptop provided by the division. Please come to this room by 15:00 to check if your file works correctly. Your presentation will be live-casted through \u201cShare Screen\u201d via Zoom.<\/p>\n
2.\tPresentation file
\nPresentation files must be submitted before 14 April, 18:00JST. Please use google drive or other similar data transfer services to share your file with Sato-sensei . DO NOT send your presentation as an e-mail attachment. If you are familiar with ELMS\u2019s google service, you can simply drop the file at the link.<\/p>\n
Please also bring your file in a USB flash drive on the day of the presentation as backup and be ready in case of machine troubles.<\/p>\n
[To audiences (all graduate students)]
\n1.\tHow to attend the session?
\nSign-in the Zoom meeting room with sufficient time before the session starts. Registration of your name and e-mail address might be requested when signing-in. Use \u201cRaise Hand\u201d option for asking questions. Switch off your camera and mute your microphone except when asking questions.<\/p>\n
Fresh students (M1 and D1) are invited to on-site attendance at D201. For those who accept this invitation, please make sure to prevent infections (wash your hands and wear a mask).<\/p>\n
2.\tHow to submit questions and comments?
\nYou are requested to ask questions (if any) and give comments to each presentation using the \u201ccomment sheet\u201d in Excel format. We expect specific comments\/questions which helps improve the study, but we also welcome basic and frank questions. Please be specific and to the point and avoid general or ambiguous comments and questions. A simple comment like \u201cGood presentation\u201d is not useful for presenters. Rather indicate what point is good and why. If you don\u2019t have comments\/questions, just leave it blank.<\/p>\n