Innovative Peer Review & Project Evaluation Slides
Dive into creatively named peer review template slides with a Gen Z twist, highlighting project potentials, subproblem importance, nonprofit selection rationale, and strengths/weaknesses analysis.
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PEER REVIEW TEMPLATE SLIDES Replace the above with a creative name for the other team s project
PUMP THEM UP! Provide a one sentence statement of why this project is going to be great using as much GenZ language as possible.
SUMMARY Provide a short summary of the submission. Include a summary of: What subproblem was described and why it is important What the submission says causes this subproblem The nonprofit selected that addresses this subproblem How GenAI Is part of the problem Will be part of the solution
THREE STRENGTHS Detail three strengths/good parts of the proposal Be specific! Bad: I liked the non-profit the team picked Good: The submission convincingly argued why the non- profit selected was the right one for this problem. It did so by
THREE WEAKNESSES Detail three weaknesses of the proposal and suggestions on how to improve Be specific! Good Feedback is: Critical Constructive Targeted at the content and not the people
THREE QUESTIONS/PROVOCATIONS For everything else: What did this proposal make you think about that you will bring into your own project? What is something weird that you think they might want to look into? .
