IDM Showcase

You Got This! Illustration by Jolby from gettoworkbook

Main Showcase: Date and time TBD in May

Eventbrite Link: TBA

Set-up TBD Break-down of Showcase Spaces: TBD

Locations: 370 Jay St, 2nd FL: Media Commons and 3rd FL

Participation is MANDATORY for the end-of-semester showcase!! The student showcase is a part of your grade.

Submit to the IDM Showcase

Important Additional Details About Filling Out The Form

Please fill out the form to the best of your ability: For Students, it is best for you to fill out the form to the best of your abilities so we may get a head count of those involved. Students have the opportunity to change/ update their forms until a later deadline [as of right now, it is mid-April]. For items that you are unsure about, please feel free to place an N/A until you are able to write in an answer. You may find the link here, too. It is imperative that is form is completed by the deadlines. If you miss the hard deadline, we might not be able to provide you with a space at the showcase! Why filling out the form is so important? We at IDM have the opportunity to "take over spaces." We not only get the opportunity to use the Media Commons areas, but also the Lecture Hall as well as a space in the elevator lobby and more. We are working to get more spaces open to you as students.

You must fill out this form [Link to be added].

Deadlines To be Announced and Added here.

You can see submissions from last semester here: http://idm.show

Participate in the IDM Showcase

• It will be science fair style, meaning most students will be presenting from their laptop.

Your senior project will be publicly shown in the IDM showcase at the end of the semester. Exhibiting your work is truly a gift of accomplishment, response, and feedback.

• Show Your Work: Your project should be as complete as humanly possible. You will exhibit your senior project publicly in the IDM Showcase. If you don't understand the importance and benefits of exhibiting your work, I HIGHLY recommend that you read Show Your Work! by Austin Kleon NOW (Cheat Sheet).

• Network: Include your senior project on your portfolio website. You should also consider displaying your process website, as well as having business cards, postcards, and/or copies of your résumé handy.

• Document Your Work and Feedback! Take photos and/or videos of your exhibition. Document audience feedback. Upload both to your project documentation folder for your end-of-semester deliverables!