From a distance, everyone will be able to read text, enlarged and limited to the desired subject, projected on an individual screen. In this way, everyone from his armchair will be able to contemplate the whole of creation, in whole or in certain parts. — Paul Otlet, Monde, 1935.

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Overview
Can you believe it’s the end of the semester already? It’s officially time to get all of your work together to share with the class as a body of work. Everyone will be giving 15 minute presentation of their work from the semester.

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Format
Everyone will be presenting on screen. Please design a Google Slides presentation with all of your work.

• Your first slide should have your name, class number and fall semester.
  
• Each project should begin with a project title slide (nicely typset, of course).  
• All of your work should be nicely presented in rendering or photography format.
• Everyone will have roughly 10 minutes to present with feedback included. 

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Projects

• Workshop 1: Analog Programming
• Project 1: An Observation (Not reviewing)
• Project 2: Hybrid Storytelling
• Workshop 2: A Single Function
  Project 3: A Hypertext Narrative
  Project 4: A Living Collection
  

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Schedule

• 6:30 → Presentation → Q&A
• 7:00 → Jennifer Cai
• 7:10 → Xiangyi Deng
• 7:20 → Yifan Kong
• 7:30 → Ipshita Krishan
• 7:40 → Joy Mou
• 7:50 → Minsoo Park
• 8:00 → Don Park
• 8:10 → Weilin Qiu
• 8:20 → Ritu Sathwara
• 8:30 → Boqing Zheng
  
• 8:40 → Jinyoung Lee
  
• 8:50 → Yutong Wu
• 9:00 → Haowen Yu
• 9:10 → Yudi Zhang

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Visiting critics

• Eric Li, Designer & Developer, MoMa
  
• Nazli Ercan, Designer, Whitney Museum of Art, Brooklyn Rail