Organizing a Presentation
This presentation style focuses on laying out claims that are immediately followed by evidence and a brief discussion about what claim + evidence means.
What is Argumentation
This is a source you can immediately trust for accurate academically reviewed information
Peer-reviewed Academic Journal Articles
The three main components of basic / entry level Argumentation are:
This style of speech delivery involves delivery with exceptional time (at least 3 weeks) to prepare and practice so your delivery seems natural (as is the style of our presentation class)
What is prepared extemporaneous
You ask the task in front of you - "what if I fall?"
And the task replies - "what if you fly?"
This presentation style always uses a problem / solution organizational style
What is Persuasion
The criteria of reliability, relevance, and currency are three criteria you should evaluate before:
What is: using a source as a presentation reference
What is the Attention Step
What are the steps of Monroe's Motivated Sequence - and what does each do to fulfill the sequence of audience motivation?
What are the steps of Monroe's Motivated Sequence - and what does each do to fulfill the sequence of audience motivation?
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This presentation style teaches viewers the steps to complete a specific task.
What is a How-To Presentation
Main points should always be narrowed and first researched with
What does the second step in building a presentation complete for the audience?
What is a Topic Introduction (introduces the topic)
When delivering a pitch for a controversial topic, what rhetorical strategy best appeals to the audience's sense of trust and credibility?
What is Ethos
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This presentation style organizes information to help listeners learn details about a topic.
What is Informative speaking
This is the term for information you gather directly from an audience or population through surveys, interviews, and being the persons actually conducting the study.
What is primary research
What is the third step of a presentation building/delivery and why is it exceptionally important?
Third Step: Audience Relation
Importance: Relating a topic to your audience helps your audience understand why they should care, listen, pay attention, and start to trust you.
This part of a presentation organization delivery explains what the audience is about to listen to
What is a Preview
You've made our semester...
...a great place to be and I thank you for it! :)
This persuasive presentation style organizational format is the most used contemporary persuasive format.
What is Monroe's Motivated Sequence
Why does ethical research consist of academic sources first, followed by general web research (such as news and web-based news stories)?
What is: to reduce bias, opinion, and hearsay.
This fourth step of a presentation builds on the third. What is it and why is it important to each presentation you deliver?
Ethos is your credibility to speak on the subject you elected to speak about.
Why is it important to you as a speaker and for your audience as listeners?
These sentences move your presentation from one main point to another.
What are Transition Sentences
Final Jeopardy Question:
Define Fallacy and name two common fallacies easily located in our presentations.
Well? What's the definition? Your two examples?