Highlight what is most important in your opinion and explain why. 

Imagine that you are presenting to a close friend or fellow student. 

Convey your excitement and enthusiasm for your subject. 

You may like to present your submission as a narrative, with a beginning, middle and end. 

Try writing an opener to catch the attention of the audience, then talk about your experience and close out with what makes it so special. 

Know what you want your audience to take away from your presentation. 

Try to leave the audience with an understanding of your experience and what makes it so special. 

Do not write your presentation like an academic paper. 

You can use humour; however, remember to be appropriate within the context. 

Proof your submission by rewatching it by yourself and with friends and family. 

Ask your friends & family for feedback. 

Submissions should be between 60 to 180 seconds (1 to 3 minutes) 

Videos must meet the following criteria: 

Spoken or subtitled for an English-speaking audience; 

Filmed at least in part on location at your campus; 

Filmed on the horizontal/landscape orientation; 

The submission may include additional props within the recording (e.g. costumes, musical instruments, laboratory equipment and animated backgrounds). 

Presentations are to be spoken word (e.g. no poems, raps or songs). 

Additional electronic media (e.g. sound, video or image files) are permitted within the video recording. 

Any submissions including such media must be entirely copyright compliant. 

The decision of the adjudicating panel & peoples’ choice voting is final. 

Submissions via video format as an unlisted upload on YouTube (only video link provided to Event Coordinators). Files sent in other formats will not be accepted. 

Submissions should be sent to the organising committee for your relevant institution. Competitors should not submit their videos directly to UOW or the Global Collaborate Conference Committee.