At the Shareable Artefact Showcase, you'll share your artefact with the class (and a broader audience).
Students should bring their latest version of a Shareable Artefact (this can still be a near-to-final draft).
We'll set up tables around the room, and (as a class) work our way around the room. Projects/Groups/Individuals will have about 5 minutes to present their ideas and reflection. You may prefer to use a slide deck as an alternative.
As a rough idea of timing, we'll loosely follow the timing:
- 1:00-1:30 - set up and final prep
- 1:30-3:00 - 5 minute sessions
- 3:00-4:00 - pack-up and conclusions
For students in LAWS4001, students can count this presentation towards their final grade.
The key value of presenting your shareable artefact is to collect feedback prior to final submission.Poster preview
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Shareable Artefact Showcase
At the Shareable Artefact Showcase, you'll share your artefact with the class (and a broader audience). Students should bring their latest version of a Shareable Artefact...
Date: Wednesday 27 May 2026 1–4pm
Location: JoY: John Yencken [45], Ground Floor
This is a session in the SoCIETIE Initiative: a 6-unit transdisciplinary course open to all students. You don’t need to be in the class to join.
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Shareable Artefact Showcase
Wed 27 May, 1pm · JoY: John Yencken