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Inhoudsopgave 1.0 Evaluation of two presentations 3 1.1 First presenter and topic 3 1.2 Summary 3 1.3 Praise and critique 4 1.4 Second presenter and topic 4 1.5 Summary 4 1.6 Praise and critique 5 2.0 Own presenation 5 2.1 Article name 5 2.2 Article summary 5 3.0 Evaluation of a debate 5 3.1 Opening vote 5 3.2 Summary of arguments 5 3.3 Own opinion 5 3.4 Final Vote 5 4.0 Two TV reports 5 4.1 Tv report: 6 4.2 Tv report: 6 5.0 Two Ted reports 6 5.1 Ted report: 10 top time-saving tech tips (david Pogue) 6 5.2 Ted report: 6 6.0 Self evalution 6 7.0 Course evalution 6
1.0 Evaluation of two presentations
1.1 First presenter and topic
The first presentation I’m discussing is the one of Puck Visser. The topic of her presentation was body language. During the presenation she gave the audience some tips and tricks on how to use your body language while presenting.
1.2 Summary
Firstly, Ms Visser started the presentation by stating: “Body language is very important in a presentation.” Audiences start making judgments the moment you begin your presentation. She noted the following steps: start your presentation with style, dress to match the occasion and look confident. These are one of the most important steps.
Secondly, Ms Visser talked about the importance of movement and placement of your hands. She gave the following examples: holding your arms behind your back looks rather formal and military like whilst putting your hands in your pockets looks rather casual. By actually showing the audience these differences she really got her point across. Ms Visser stated that the best thing you can do during a presentation is a resting position, keeping your hands alongside your body. Supposedly this gives the audience a feeling of comfort.
Thirdly, Ms Visser discussed wrong body language. A fair amount of presenters feel the need to hold something in their hands during
Inhoudsopgave 1.0 Evaluation of two presentations 3 1.1 First presenter and topic 3 1.2 Summary 3 1.3 Praise and critique 4 1.4 Second presenter and topic 4 1.5 Summary 4 1.6 Praise and critique 5 2.0 Own presenation 5 2.1 Article name 5 2.2 Article summary 5 3.0 Evaluation of a debate 5 3.1 Opening vote 5 3.2 Summary of arguments 5 3.3 Own opinion 5 3.4 Final Vote 5 4.0 Two TV reports 5 4.1 Tv report: 6 4.2 Tv report: 6 5.0 Two Ted reports 6 5.1 Ted report: 10 top time-saving tech tips (david Pogue) 6 5.2 Ted report: 6 6.0 Self evalution 6 7.0 Course evalution 6
1.0 Evaluation of two presentations
1.1 First presenter and topic
The first presentation I’m discussing is the one of Puck Visser. The topic of her presentation was body language. During the presenation she gave the audience some tips and tricks on how to use your body language while presenting.
1.2 Summary
Firstly, Ms Visser started the presentation by stating: “Body language is very important in a presentation.” Audiences start making judgments the moment you begin your presentation. She noted the following steps: start your presentation with style, dress to match the occasion and look confident. These are one of the most important steps.
Secondly, Ms Visser talked about the importance of movement and placement of your hands. She gave the following examples: holding your arms behind your back looks rather formal and military like whilst putting your hands in your pockets looks rather casual. By actually showing the audience these differences she really got her point across. Ms Visser stated that the best thing you can do during a presentation is a resting position, keeping your hands alongside your body. Supposedly this gives the audience a feeling of comfort.
Thirdly, Ms Visser discussed wrong body language. A fair amount of presenters feel the need to hold something in their hands during