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Computers & Digital Literacy · Grade 12

Present and Review a Digital Capstone

The capstone path ends where real projects end: in front of an audience. Learners structure a short presentation around problem, evidence and limitations, with claim-style slide titles and a time budget; plan a live demo with a script, test data, a pre-flight checklist and a recorded fallback; make slides and delivery accessible; and then review other teams with a rubric, answer questions honestly, and reflect on their own project with evidence.

  • 4 lessons
  • About 115 minutes
  • Capstone presentation check: 10 questions
  • Ways to answer: choose an answer, highlight a text, match pairs, type a number, put in order and sort into groups
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What learners will discover

  • Structure a capstone presentation around problem, solution, evidence against goals, limitations and next steps, fitted to the time slot and the audience, with claim-style slide titles.
  • Plan a live demonstration with a script, test data, a pre-flight checklist and a fallback, and decide in advance when to switch to it.
  • Make a presentation accessible: readable, high-contrast slides that never rely on color alone, visuals described aloud, captioned media and materials shared in advance.
  • Review peers' work with a rubric, giving feedback that is specific, actionable and kind; answer questions honestly; and reflect on a project with evidence.

Lessons

  1. Structure: the story of the project 7 steps4 practiceabout 28 min
  2. Demos with a fallback 6 steps4 practiceabout 27 min
  3. Accessible presenting 6 steps4 practiceabout 27 min
  4. Peer review, questions and reflection 7 steps3 practiceabout 30 min
  5. Capstone presentation check 10 questions at the end

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