Instead of making a poster and presenting it to the course staff at the final poster session (which we're canceling), we're asking each team to make a five-minute video describing their project. The video should be of your team giving a short talk about your project with slides, and should be understandable and clear even to people who have not read the original paper. That talk should:
Briefly introduce the paper you're replicating (what problem was it focusing on? what were its hypotheses? what experiments did it run to test those hypotheses?)
Say which experiments from that paper you focused on replicating
Summarize your results
Talk about what extensions to those original experiments you performed as part of your project
Your video should be submitted as a youtube link. It's fine if the video is private, but if so, it needs to be shared with the following emails for the course staff:
Instead of making a poster and presenting it to the course staff at the final poster session (which we're canceling), we're asking each team to make a five-minute video describing their project. The video should be of your team giving a short talk about your project with slides, and should be understandable and clear even to people who have not read the original paper. That talk should:
Your video should be submitted as a youtube link. It's fine if the video is private, but if so, it needs to be shared with the following emails for the course staff:
(Details on how to do that on youtube are here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/157177?hl=en&ref_topic=9257428 (Links to an external site.))
After the deadline at 9am on 3/20, we plan to send follow-up questions by email that your team should reply to quickly.
Let us know if you have any questions.