Do’s and Dont’s For Stage 3
Do’s:
Don’ts:
Stage 3 - Concept/Prototype Submission Stage
Rules for the Concept Category
Students of the Concept category should design and develop a Project Display Board(PDB) document of A2 size (42.0 x 59.4cm OR 16.53 x 23.39 inches) in PDF format for Stage 3 to explain their project idea in detail.
Student Should Present (Mandatory):
Read the below Guidelines carefully to understand how to present for Stage 3.
Guidelines To Create a Project Display Board:
The Project Display Board is the first thing people look at when visiting your Kiosk. Therefore, it is important to make a good first impression.
While Designing Your Project Display Board (PDB):
Poster Size – Mandatory:
Fonts Details – Mandatory:
Software and Websites Which You Can Use:
Content On The Project Display Board:
The PDB should contain the following points.
Project Display Board Template:
Please note: It is mandatory to include all the above-mentioned points on the PDB
Here are some examples of Project Display Boards:
NOTE: Some of the examples DO NOT have all the requirements. These are just examples for you to get an idea of how to set up your display.
Things to Keep in mind while Presenting your Project:
A lot of children are scared of speaking in public or to a teacher/judge.
Remember, YOU are the expert on your idea, so just relax, smile, and have fun!
But if you are a little nervous, don't worry we have listed a few things that can help you during the presentation.
General Instructions To Be Followed
vivo Ignite Terms and Conditions
Stage 1: Participants will submit their posters and a brief write-up (150–250 words) about their projection. They will also select whether their final submission will be in the form of a concept or a prototype.
Stage 2: Participants will submit a video expanding on their concept / prototype.
Stage 3: Participants will carry their projects to the physical event for display and final selection.
Rules for the Prototype Category
Students of the Prototype category should design and develop a Project Display Board(PDB) document of A2 size (42.0 x 59.4cm OR 16.53 x 23.39 inches) in PDF formatfor Stage 3 to explain their project idea in detail, along with their Working Model.
Student Should Present (Mandatory):
 
Read the below Guidelines carefully to understand how to present for Stage 3.
Guidelines To Create a Project Display Board:
The Project Display Board is the first thing people look at when visiting your Kiosk. Therefore, it is important to make a good first impression.
 
While Designing Your Project Display Board (PDB):
 
Poster Size – Mandatory:
 
Fonts Details – Mandatory:
 
Software and Websites Which You Can Use:
 
Content On The Project Display Board:
The PDB should contain the following points.
Project Display Board Template:
Please note: It is mandatory to include all the above-mentioned points on the PDB
Here are some examples of Project Display Boards:
NOTE: Some of the examples DO NOT have all the requirements. These are just examples for you to get an idea of how to set up your display.
Things to Keep in mind while Presenting your Project:
A lot of children are scared of speaking in public or to a teacher/judge.
Remember, YOU are the expert on your idea, so just relax, smile, and have fun!
But if you are a little nervous, don't worry we have listed a few things that can help you during the presentation.
 
General Instructions To Be Followed
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