Dr. Michio Kaku is a theoretical physicist and professor who gave a TED Talk about the possibility of popular science fiction technologies becoming realities based on physics. He engaged the audience by making the topic personal and interesting through stories and humor. He maintained engagement through rhetorical questions and impressive facts. He followed Ted Commandments by discussing what science fiction could become real and telling a story through a physicist's perspective. He displayed high dynamism through research, organization, interaction, and starting and ending strongly.

1. TED TALK
EVALUATION
PRESENTATION
WEEK 2
Charese R. Jamison
Public Speaking Online

2. Michio Kaku
Background
• Theoretical Physicist
• Professor
• Bestselling Author
• Popularized of Science
SCI FI or SCI FACT: What it would take for many
popular technologies in science fiction from a
physicists perspective to become a reality.

3. How does Dr. Michio
Kaku captures the
audience attention?
• Making it personal:
Dr. Michio Kaku is a
professor as will as
Theoretical physicists
lecturing about physics.
• Making it interesting:
A presentation about SCI-FI
technologies on physicists
perspective.
• Tell stories
• Start strong/End strong

4. How does Dr. Michio
Kaku maintain the
audience
engagement?
• Asking rhetorical
questions
• Stating a impressive fact:
Micro-Chips in a pill, Brain-
Computer Interface, Internet
In Contacts, etc.
• Engage humor:
(about micro chips in pills ) :
quote “This gives a new
meaning for expression Intel
inside.”

5. What of the Ted Commandments does Dr.
Michio Kaku follow best?
• II: What if science fiction technologies can
become reality in spite of physics
perspective?
• III: Dr. Michio Kaku as a Theoretical Physicist
being its passion for a curiosity can SCI-FI
technologies exists.
• IV: Dr. Michio Kaku tells a story throughout
SCI FI or SCI FACT Lecture talks about
historical, technological, scientifically, and
etc.
• VIII: Dr. Michio Kaku engage humor countless
time in his lecture even laughing himself.

6. Michio Kaku in terms of dynamism: 1
(Lowest) to 5 (Highest)
5 (Highest) by using some of The 25 Public Speakers Essential Skills
Every Speaker Must Have:
• Research a topic
• Focus
• Be relaxed
• Research your topic
• Organize ideas logically
• Tell a story
• Start strong and close strong
• Vary vocal pace, tone, and volume
• Interact with your audience

7. 3 out of 10 Tips from Garr Reynolds
• Tip #1: Keep it simple; Dr. Michio Kaku uses slides that are
horizontal.
• Tip #2: Limit bullet points and text; Yes, it does benefits the
audience to receive information visual but same time limiting it can
gives back the focus onto presenter.
• Tip #8: Choose your fronts well; The speaker use same front
throughout his entire slide presentation.

8. 2 Out of 5 Tips from Nancy Duarte
Tip #5:Cultivate healthy
Tip #1: Treat your audience as king relationships with your slides and
your audience
The speaker focus all attention Dr. Michio Kaku limit bullets and
onto his audience. text onto his slides for audience.

9. Learned from Presenter
Start strong/close strong
Make it personal
Incorporate humor
Make it interesting
Interact with the audience

10. Both speakers
Made their presentation personal.
Compare Focus their attention onto the audience.
Sir Ken Robinson Tells a story.
“Schools Kill Creativity”
Engage humor.
Dr. Michio Kaku
“Sci Fi and Science Fiction” Research their topic.
Made their presentation interesting.
Interact with their audience.
State impressive fact about their topic.
Uses quotations, facts, and statistics.
Use the same front throughout entire of their
presentation.

11. Contrast
Sir Ken Robinson Dr. Michio Kaku
“Changing Education Paradigms” “Sci Fi and Science Fiction”
Complement words with visual aids Use body language
Video audio Use eye connect
Use warm color, Orange Focus all attention onto the
Spread ideas about education audience
Use bullet points and texts

12. Tips For My
Classmates
Tell a story
• Engage humor
• Make it personal
• Make it interesting
• Interact with the
audience
And Have Fun!!!!

13. Thank you
Charese R. Jamison
Computer Animation
Full Sail University

14. Reference
Slide 2:
Page #1 mkaku.org
documentingreality.com
activistpost.com
Slide 3:
volacci.com
churchleaders.com
Slide 4:
suite101.com
dot-connect.com

15. Reference
Slide #5:
Page #2 timlonghurst.com
Slide #6:
sixminutes.dlugan.com
Slide #7:
garrreynolds.com
Slide #8:
blog.hubspot.com
Slide #12:
tjohns2011.wordpress.com