Open {{code:sm2_peer_feedback_round1}}. Star one point and write {{code:Accept?}} or {{code:Reject?}} beside it.
If {{code:sm2_peer_feedback_round1}} is missing, make it in {{code:sm2}} and add your partner's two points. If you missed the rehearsal, use these two:
1. The opening is slow, so start with the problem you solve.
2. Add a few jokes so it feels less formal.
If format 1 is missing, use {{code:sm2_edit_practice_YourName}} instead.
Accept means you change the work so a viewer can see the difference.
Reject means you keep your choice and write one line saying why.
A change note is one line for each point, saying what you changed or kept.
v4 is a renamed copy of format 1. You edit the copy, so the old file stays safe.
Pick the name for your format:
Aoife cut the text on her price slide. She rejected a joke, because her audience is the examiner.
You will practise on a sample first. If you use slides, make the two slides below, then follow the steps in the box.
| Slide | Title | Text on the slide |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Quick Fix Phone Repairs | A small enterprise idea for my VET interview |
| 2 | Repairs and prices | So far this year I have fixed cracked screens on 12 phones for friends and family, and every one of them is still working perfectly today. I charge 25 euro for each screen, which covers the new glass, the small tools I bought and a bit of my own time, and that is much cheaper than the phone shops in Athlone. I would like to grow this into a proper small business that I could run at weekends and during the summer holidays when I have more free time. |
If you use CapCut, Canva or audio, watch the demo, then do these steps instead:
If you use CapCut, Canva or audio, export your v4 into {{code:sm2}} and check it opens.
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