Whatever your method of presentation, you should begin by introducing yourself and your Capstone Project. Your goal is to provide the judges with a clear and concrete sense of what you did and what you gained from the experience. Your goal is to provide the audience with a clear and concrete sense of what you did and what you gained from the experience Introduce yourself Discuss your post-graduation goals - your plans for after high school and possible future options. Describe your Capstone journey - goal, focus question, action plan and outcome: what you learned about your topic, yourself and about goal setting How was your project a challenge for you? How did it stretch or enhance your skills and knowledge? Include audio/visual aids (poster, PowerPoint, Prezi, video, musical performance, demonstration, etc.) that will help your audience better understand what you learned from your Capstone Project. If your project resulted in an actual product, this product or pictures of the product need to be part of your presentation If you choose to use a video, it cannot be longer than 5 minutes. If you intend to use note cards, list the points you wish to make and to remind you of what you intend to say next, but DO NOT read from them. If you intend to use a Power Point presentation as a guide, it should contain only bulleted points and NOT masses of text. You should NOT read the bulleted points, but rather use them as a guide for the