Notetaking
Con to handwritten notes
What is Slower to create?
Staying engaged shows audience attention
How to express gratitude after a presentation
What is applauding?
Appropriate volume for the room
What is volume variation?
3 Types of Memory
What is Sensory, Short Term, Long Term?
Con for typed notes
What is More opportunity for distractions?
How to ask a question effectively
What is Keep question short and focused?
One tip to aviod distractions
Keep you phone in your backpack
Is the messge clear
What is a clarity check?
Waves that allow us to hear
What is Sound Waves?
Choose the method that keeps you focused
What is practical advice for notetaking?
One tip to avoid interrupting
Save less-urgent questions for later.
Example of a non-verbal cue
What is nodding your head
Rushing through material
What is pacing probe?
How our brain processes and stores information
What is memory?
one aspect of encoding
Best use of a natural pause
What is between major sections?
Example of positive body language as a audience member
Tall posture with your eyes on the presenter.
Tone analysis
What is matching your voice to your content?
One tip for remembering information
What is taking notes/sitting in the front of the room?
one aspect of External Storage
What is Reduces reliance on fallible memory?
Example of a spoken cue
Any Questions?
How to offer feedback to presenters
Commenting on the presenters vocals/clarity
6 ways of analyzing a speaker
What is Clarity check, Pacing probe, Volume variation, Tone analysis, Body language, and Effort?
The 4 stage memory process
What is Gathering, Encoding, Storage, Retrieval?