9 thoughts on “Podcast on Bottom Up Nanofabrication”
This podcast felt very well organized and easy to follow along with. DPN was explained very well. I was able to understand the process, benefits, and uses without a problem. However, the quality of recording could have been improved. There was clipping throughout the podcast. Overall, a job well done.
The breakdown and organization was very easy too understand and relating it too things like legos made visualizing very easy as well. The questions asked were also very good because they were not too complicated but allowed you too explain the difficult procedures at the same time. One thing that would help improve the podcast would be to add more breaks to give it more structure. There were also some sounds in the background from recording at too high of a volume that could be edited out.
I think the layout was well done. I also liked how a distinction was made between bottom up and top down fabrication. The analogy with the legos really helped to make sure bottom up fabrication was understood. I think a lot of information was provided in the given time period.
Well-organized, provide a basic example for clear understanding and refer back to that example. Everything is clearly defined and different questions are addressed to divide up the podcast.
I enjoyed listening to this podcast, and thought timing of the overall presentation was well thought out. There was not a lot of dead time in between topics, or sentences in general for that matter, which kept the material moving but not at a speed that lowered the ability to comprehend what was being said. I really like the analogy about the legos and think things like that really make your podcast well put together and the overall organization of the podcast flows nicely.
This was a very enjoyable podcast as I liked how you gave the listeners the example of Legos for explaining bottom up manufacturing to newcomers. The level of detail concerning your explanations of dip-pen lithography gets the listeners interested and keeps their attention. One thing I would have changed about the podcast is the fact that only one group member spoke throughout the entire presentation. You need different views to make a constantly fresh presentation.
This podcast is easily understood, and well explained. The analogies with the legos help explain the topic at a basic level. The intro and exit music starts and ends the podcast nicely. Also how you named your show added to the creativity value.
Overall this podcast was very well done. The script flowed nicely throughout the entire podcast and covered all important information. The examples, specifically the Lego example, help the listener understand the topic at hand. The process was described nicely and it gave the listener a mental image of what happens.
This podcast was great. The Lego example was very unique and fitted perfectly. The script was well done, and the recording had very few flaws. The podcast was extremely informative and I learned a lot. Overall this podcast was very well produced.
This podcast felt very well organized and easy to follow along with. DPN was explained very well. I was able to understand the process, benefits, and uses without a problem. However, the quality of recording could have been improved. There was clipping throughout the podcast. Overall, a job well done.
The breakdown and organization was very easy too understand and relating it too things like legos made visualizing very easy as well. The questions asked were also very good because they were not too complicated but allowed you too explain the difficult procedures at the same time. One thing that would help improve the podcast would be to add more breaks to give it more structure. There were also some sounds in the background from recording at too high of a volume that could be edited out.
I think the layout was well done. I also liked how a distinction was made between bottom up and top down fabrication. The analogy with the legos really helped to make sure bottom up fabrication was understood. I think a lot of information was provided in the given time period.
Well-organized, provide a basic example for clear understanding and refer back to that example. Everything is clearly defined and different questions are addressed to divide up the podcast.
I enjoyed listening to this podcast, and thought timing of the overall presentation was well thought out. There was not a lot of dead time in between topics, or sentences in general for that matter, which kept the material moving but not at a speed that lowered the ability to comprehend what was being said. I really like the analogy about the legos and think things like that really make your podcast well put together and the overall organization of the podcast flows nicely.
This was a very enjoyable podcast as I liked how you gave the listeners the example of Legos for explaining bottom up manufacturing to newcomers. The level of detail concerning your explanations of dip-pen lithography gets the listeners interested and keeps their attention. One thing I would have changed about the podcast is the fact that only one group member spoke throughout the entire presentation. You need different views to make a constantly fresh presentation.
This podcast is easily understood, and well explained. The analogies with the legos help explain the topic at a basic level. The intro and exit music starts and ends the podcast nicely. Also how you named your show added to the creativity value.
Overall this podcast was very well done. The script flowed nicely throughout the entire podcast and covered all important information. The examples, specifically the Lego example, help the listener understand the topic at hand. The process was described nicely and it gave the listener a mental image of what happens.
This podcast was great. The Lego example was very unique and fitted perfectly. The script was well done, and the recording had very few flaws. The podcast was extremely informative and I learned a lot. Overall this podcast was very well produced.