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10 Ways to Keep Your Audience Engaged During an Online Presentation.docx Nov 2, 2020 Nov 2, 2020 Patricia Kalman 154 KB
Four Methods of Delivery.01.docx Nov 2, 2020 Nov 2, 2020 Patricia Kalman 175 KB
Written vs Oral Communication.doc Nov 2, 2020 Nov 2, 2020 Patricia Kalman 33 KB
PRESENTATION EXERCISES.02.docx Nov 2, 2020 Nov 2, 2020 Patricia Kalman 135 KB
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PRESENTATION EXERCISES
Watch these Videos and then write your responses for each. Based on the handouts in this folder, tell me what you thought was effective and what wasn’t and why. I would strongly suggest that you carefully reread all of the handouts in the Oral Presentation folder before doing this. I would like 1-2 double spaced pages emailed to me by July 30th.
I’ve included the grid I will use for grading to help you think what kind of grade you might give each speaker. Yes, you will evaluate both speeches. This is subjective; there is not one answer. Not every box may apply.
1 2 3 4 Total points
Subject Matter Knowledge
Does not have grasp of information, cannot answer audience questions
Is uncomfortable with information and can only answer basic questions
Is comfortable with information, answers questions briefly
Full knowledge of information, able to elaborate easily and provide thorough answers
Structure
Difficult to follow, no obvious sequence of information
Difficult to follow as skips around topic, and loses thread
Information presented logically, easy to follow
Information presented logically, in a fresh and interesting way, easy to follow
Non-Verbal Communication
Minimal eye contact, reading from notes/visual aid, audience switched off
Eye contact some of the time/some of the audience, turns back, reads notes
Audience engaged but not fully relaxed or absorbed
Good rapport, including all audience, eye contact
Verbal Communication
Mumbles, uses jargon, difficult to hear, hesitates.
Difficult to hear some of the time, only some jargon explained
Most of audience can hear and understand
Can be clearly heard and understood
Accuracy
Multiple mistakes, such as incorrect explanation, misuse of terminology
3 mistakes, such as incorrect explanation, misuse of terminology
No obvious mistakes
Potential audience misunderstandings clarified or explained up front.
Total Points
VIDEOS YOU MUST WATCH
1. https://youtu.be/IJyNoJCAuzA 2. https://you tu.be/arj7oStGLkU
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