week8

Group presentation3: Intellectual property (Group Name: Interactive architectural &Geriambiance)

 GRADES: C

In this week, my group and the other group both did the presentation on Intellectual property. I think both of the group did quite well to let the class know more about the  IP, to let them understand how to protect the mental fruit in a wise way.

 

In my group, I think we did quite success in passing the idea of different types of intellectual properties to the fellows.  First, I think we use a lot of real examples during the presentation, and each of them with an image to support our idea, such as the use of SANNA’s rabbit chair as an example of a registered design. And we also reference properly on the bottom of each images that we used.

But on the other hand, there is something that we didn't do well, we focus too much on explaining the types of the intellectual property, but we didn't mention too much on how to protect our project and link it back to the topic we chosen to study on.

 

Group: Geriambiance

I think overall that group did quite well, they also explain quite well and they also did the topic that we didn't mention in deep, so they have mention the issue about licensing and other stuff. Also, in their presentation, they have highlighted how IP can relate to their projects and how their project can be protect by different types of IP.

They have using referencing at the very last page of their presentation, but I saw quite lot of the referencing are just drop down website and it is not been reference properly.

And also one of the thing I think the group can improve in their next presentation. During the presentation, each of the person have in charge with around three topics to present, I think by the end of the presentation, it will be a huge amount of knowledge will give to the audience, but it might be hard for the audience to fully understand all of the concepts. Maybe next time each of them can choose a specific topic and explain them in deep, I think it might be easier for audience to understand the concept rather than just listening and resulting in knowning 80% of the presentation.