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1) The document summarizes presentations given by Beau Lotto, a neuroscientist, and Amy O'Toole, the world's youngest published scientist and youngest presenter on TED. 2) Beau engaged the audience with a demonstration of perception and introduced Amy, explaining her accomplishments as a young scientist. 3) The reviewer rated Beau's dynamism as a 5 and Amy's as a 4, and felt they were both great speakers who kept the audience's attention through informative and interesting content.
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This document provides guidance on improving presentation skills. It discusses the importance of being able to clearly express ideas to others. While content is important, delivery is also key. The document outlines best practices for using eye contact, body language, voice, preparing content using the 3 A's framework of understanding your Audience, defining the desired Action, and arranging the Argument. It also covers developing effective visual aids and responding well to questions. The overall aim is to help presenters feel more confident and make presentations that engage audiences.
Ted evaluation
Tyler Dewitt gave a presentation to teach science concepts to teens in an engaging way. He kept the audience's attention through exaggerated hand motions, an animated voice, and telling stories instead of just reading chapters. Dewitt used physical examples, illustrations, and small experiments to illustrate his points in an upbeat and passionate manner. He followed tips to keep slides clear and let his speech convey information, using visual aids to engage the audience.
Oral Communication
The document provides tips and guidelines for effective public speaking and oral presentations. It discusses the importance of public speaking and dealing with stage fright. It also outlines the key components of an effective speech, including having clear objectives, proper organization with an introduction, body and conclusion, and practicing good presentation skills. Some tips for organization include having a specific purpose, thesis statement, main points and subpoints to prove ideas. Effective oral language should be correct, appropriate, clear and simple. Using techniques like humor, audience participation and visual aids can make presentations more interesting.
Pub spk presentation
1) The document discusses a student's choice to analyze and compare two TED talks - one by Dan Pink on motivation and another by Sir Ken Robinson.
2) Dan Pink discusses how traditional reward systems are ineffective for motivating innovation and creativity. He provides evidence from studies to support his arguments.
3) Both presenters engaged the audience through questions and humor, and backed up their points with facts - techniques the student aims to emulate.
Similar to TED presentation assignment (20)
TED presentation assignment
- 1. Christopher Gonzalez Public Speaking Online Instructor Jeffery Melton
- 2. Science Is for everyone, kids included.
- 3. Speaker: Beau Lotto Thesis: Perception and Science Beau Lotto is a Neuroscientist
- 4. Speaker 2: Amy O’toole World’s youngest published scientist And youngest presenter on TED
- 5. In the introduction Beau captured his audience by getting them involved and asking them to read… a few things out loud to demonstrate perception.
- 6. The audience’s attention Was maintained by introducing Amy O’toole and explaining How she and her classmates Were the youngest scientist To ever be published.
- 7. I would rate Beau at a 5 for His Dynamism and believe He is a great speaker. He was always on target and had great fluidity.
- 8. I would rate Amy at a 4 for Dynamism as it was her First public presentation. She Was also the youngest to ever Be on TED and kept everyone’s Attention.
- 9. Beau did exactly what he needed to, had slides to Present some humorous insight. He had also made sure that the content was completely understandable and interesting. In doing all that he ended up leaving the Audience with knowledge on the subject.
- 10. I have learned how much easier it would be to make a presentation If I were to plan it out and have attention getters whether they be Humorous and/or informative on the subject. I have also learned that you should use examples To help describe what it is you are Trying to portray to your audience.
- 12. In contrast to Sir Ken Robinson, Beau could not be as humorous On the particular subject. He also couldn’t come off as strong of A presenter as him either. All in all I thought he did a great job.
- 13. I think you should be well prepared and practice your speech before Jumping into it. It would also be wise to try and be humorous while Staying on subject to better get you audience’s Attention and be able to retain it as well. If you can have visual aids for your presentation it Can help demonstrate your plan or idea.
- 14. Thank you for going through my presentation And hope you enjoyed it. Good luck on your Presentations and I would like to hear some Feedback if you have any.