Structure / Content | Presentation |
What is the purpose of your presentation? What are the needs of your audience? What are your sources of information? What is the structure of your presentation? What is your timetable? What is the motivation of your audience to come and listen? Are there any other major events taking place on that day and place? How great is your knowledge of the subject to be covered compared to that of your audience? What is the degree of integration of your text? What objections do you risk getting from the audience? Have you provided a positive closing? How will you ensure possible interaction with the audience? How will you optimally respect your allotted time? TC3 BV Copyright | How great is your motivation to give this talk? How will you attract attention? Which audiovisual resources will you use and why? Where will you be speaking and what facilities are available? Have you visualized your speech yet? How is your language use? What is your voice like: volume, rhythm, intonation and speed? How is your eye contact? How great is your belief in yourself as a powerful speaker? Are your movements fluid enough? What are your major strengths and weaknesses in public speaking and what will you do to increase these strengths and minimize weaknesses? What is the worst that could happen to you and how are you prepared for it? How many times have you practiced your talk using all the material? What means will you use to get objective feedback? |