[Wendy Holladay]

Mr. Lim

i think you original question is answered.

while your video sounds amazing I have to stand by my original suggestion, but why not discuss the video during your presentation. i really feel developing presentation skills for students is so important, even if they are dinged for it. they will learn, practice and improve. i always hear how great my students are at presenting. they did not start out that way. they worked it.

Also to tell our story we have 3 huge scrapbooks and a pocket folder that we leave with the judges to review. the pocket folder has dates of all our events on the inside, sponsor logos on the back and photos of the team on the front. inside it has presentations (a lot of them), give-aways, etc. and all of our material on our website.

we like to take a many pronged approach to telling our story. while our video is good, it is clearly not what yours is, although after 4 years of videos, i will say we may have put just as much time, it is hard to make a good video and easy to make a bad one. please let us know when you will post your 2013 video. i would love to see it.