"mini presentation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a short version of a presentation, usually lasting only a few minutes. Example: "As part of the conference, each participant will give a mini presentation on their research project."
"Well, before we do anything, I'll give you a little mini-presentation," he explained.
Ms. Mitchell makes mini-presentations at the weekly junior class meetings, focusing first on how to research a college, an intimidating task given the seemingly endless choices.
One of Sjogreen's favorites is a grade-school science teacher doing a mini-presentation about how turtle shells work.
A great feature is the ability to tap anywhere on the mini-presentation on the iPhone to highlight certain areas on the main presentation.
In addition to a mini-presentation about our novels, we're so thrilled to include a fashion show put on by designer Camilla Olson, an art auction with a photograph taken and donated by film director Gia Coppola and a print by Rene Romero Schuler, as well as shared inspiration by sculptor Tom Franco, and a short film produced by Jennifer Webb.
The spectacular traveling exhibition comprises a collection of mini-presentations that take visitors on a virtual reality journey to explore the future and the possibilities of space flight.
In my peace studies class, students give mini-presentations each week on news stories that demonstrate peacebuilding and conflict resolution in action.
As well, the PBL method gives the students considerable choice regarding topics to cover in their discussions and individually researched mini-presentations to their group, and student perspectives are regularly elicited and acknowledged.
High priority was placed on ensuring a holistic approach to child care and treatment, including addressing quality of life issues such as producing painless remedies instead of injections, better tasting medications and investigating new mini tablet presentations.
The conditioned response to the CS was said to be freezing during the tone presentation minus freezing prior to the tone.
