Ewance Explained
  • Welcome!
  • GETTING STARTED
    • What is Ewance?
    • Quickstart Guide
    • Initiating University-Industry Collaborations
      • Industry-Driven Challenge Creation
      • Academic Course Creation
    • Creation Modes
      • Title
      • Executive Summary
      • Full Description
    • Entry Settings
      • Challenge Settings
      • Course Settings
    • Discovery
      • Marketplace Selection
      • Scoping Session
      • Pitch Sessions
    • Collaboration
      • Educator and Sponsor Meetings
      • Student and Sponsor Meeting
    • Final Solution Proposal Presentation
    • Who owns the results?
    • Certificates
  • UIC STRATEGY
    • Introduction to University-Industry Collaboration (UIC)
    • Fundamentals of UIC
    • Importance of UIC
    • Benefits of UIC
    • Challenges in UIC
    • Strategies for Implementing UIC
    • Measuring the Impact of UIC
    • Future Directions for UIC
    • Conclusion and Call to Action
    • Case Studies
      • For Educators
      • For Industry Partners
      • For Students
      • For Academic Institutions
  • PRICING
    • How Much Does It Cost?
      • Challenge vs Collaboration
      • Pay-on-Demand
      • Subscriptions Tiers
      • Managed Services
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  • Set the Agenda Early
  • Flexibility for Global Engagement
  • Preparation and Professionalism
  • Logistics for In-Person Presentations
  • Beyond the Presentation

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  1. GETTING STARTED

Final Solution Proposal Presentation

Sealing the Journey

The culmination of the challenge-based learning experience is the Final Solution Proposal Presentation, a pivotal moment where students have the opportunity to present their innovative solutions to the challenge sponsors. This event is not just a presentation but a celebration of the collaborative efforts, creativity, and hard work invested throughout the project. To ensure a smooth and impactful presentation, several key aspects need to be considered:

Set the Agenda Early

It's crucial to plan the presentation schedule well in advance, allowing challenge sponsors ample time to arrange their attendance. Early scheduling ensures that all stakeholders, including potential higher-line managers and executives, can participate, highlighting the significance of the students' work.

Flexibility for Global Engagement

Recognizing the challenges of coordinating across different time zones, students should be permitted to record their presentations. This flexibility ensures that no participant is disadvantaged by geographical constraints, allowing all involved parties to fully engage with the solutions being offered.

Preparation and Professionalism

Educators play a vital role in preparing students for this formal presentation. It's essential that students are versed in basic presentation techniques, applicable to both online and offline settings. Conducting a dry run can significantly boost students' confidence and polish their delivery. Additionally, adopting a business casual dress code, when possible, adds a layer of professionalism to the event.

Logistics for In-Person Presentations

For face-to-face presentations, securing the necessary facilities well in advance is vital. This foresight provides an opportunity for challenge sponsors to network with students, educators, and support staff, enriching the collaborative experience. Proper setup of camera and microphones is also key in online meetings to ensure clear communication and interaction.

Beyond the Presentation

The interaction between students and challenge sponsors doesn't end with the presentation. In many cases, sponsors extend invitations for meals, fostering informal networking and discussion. While this gesture is at the discretion of the sponsors, it underscores the value and appreciation of the students' efforts.

By meticulously planning and executing the Final Solution Proposal Presentation, all participants can maximize the impact of this closing event. It's not only an opportunity for students to demonstrate their innovative solutions but also a chance to showcase their professional growth and readiness for real-world challenges. This event solidifies the partnership between academia and industry, leaving a lasting impression of the potential for future collaboration.

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