Pitches: Day 1
After listening to half of the classes project pitches today, I was very impressed at the creativity and presentation of everyone in the class. I really liked Trent's project of making a program that synchronizes visual effects with music played on a MIDI board. Also, Alan had a very elegant proposal and was very fluent with his speech. You could tell that he has a great vision for the backpacking project and knows the ins and outs of what needs to be done. I also liked Kishore's project about the social snowboarding app. As a snowboarder myself, I see this as a really rad idea that I would be excited to use when on the mountain. Ronald's project was neat as well, but I was more impressed with his verbal skills and his selling skills. One thing that I noticed is that in my proposal I attempted to use the Goldilocks's method to pitch my idea. From other speeches I heard, I did not see anyone else try to use it. If they did, maybe it was hidden and I didn't catch it.
From the projects proposed so far, I think my top picks are
Kishore - Snowboarding App
Alan - Backpacking App
David B - Converting web pages for PC to web pages on smartphones
Seeing other people present and how well they did, I know what I can work on in the future and, hopefully, have more impact on my audience.
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