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# 1.8 Team Proposal

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Refine your previous work as needed to be included in your [**proposal**](https://docs.idew.org/principles-and-practices/practices/concept-proposals) presentation. Ensure that each slide contributes to an explanation of a cohesive story that supports your initial concept and value proposition.

[***7 TIPS FOR PROPOSALS, PITCHES AND PRESENTATIONS***](https://www.americanexpress.com/us/small-business/openforum/articles/7-tips-for-proposals-pitches-and-presentations/)​

**❏ Deliverable**\
Your team's proposal as a collection of slides containing...

* a title slide
* your value proposition
* intended chatbot features map or listing
* summary slides (or exemplars) of your teams work
  * Background research
  * Personas
  * Task analysis.

This is only an example of the types of artifacts you want in you proposal, carefully consider how you will tell a convincing story about your team's concept.
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| **Information** presented in a way that is not always clear, concise, and logical. The presentation style and selection of material  is not fully appropriate for the context. | Information presented in a clear, concise, and logical manner. The selection of material and style is appropriate and effective. | Exceptionally curated information that is delivered in an interesting, coherent and memorable way. |
| **Delivery**: Eye contact, poise, and appropriate voice-level often lacking.                                                                                                   | Vocal clarity, eye-contact, and physical composure maintained throughout.                                                        | An exceptionally engaging delivery of content lacking unnecessary distractions from the content.   |
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