Presentation Skills/ Audience Engagements
This type of communication includes gestures, facial expressions, and posture.
What is non-verbal communication?
What are the two main types of information sources
What are primary and secondary sources?
Respecting this is crucial in maintaining workplace harmony and trust among colleagues.
What are boundaries?
This view is designed for presenting with speaker notes visible only to the presenter.
What is Presenter View?
Viewing rejection as a critique of your idea, not your identity, exemplifies this professional approach.
What is staying objective?
Making eye contact with different members of the audience helps to build this.
What is a connection?
If your research topic is a recent event, what type of sources will you likely rely on?
What are news media, popular magazines, radio
Presenters should ask this type of reviewer for feedback to improve their presentations.
Who are peers or mentors?
This feature lets you apply a coordinated look with predefined fonts, colors, and effects.
What is a Theme?
Presenting data and examples from past successes helps establish this persuasive technique.
What is credibility?
To avoid overwhelming an audience, presenters should avoid this type of delivery.
What is monotone?
What type of journal includes peer-reviewed articles meant for researchers?
What is a scholarly journal?
When interacting in group work or meetings, professionalism calls for punctuality, clear communication, and this other trait.
What is being a team player?
These three components are the main placeholders on a default slide layout.
What are the title, content, and footer placeholders?
When requesting a promotion, aligning your achievements with company goals is an example of using this strategy.
What is logic?
Starting a presentation with a surprising fact, question, or story is known as this.
What is a hook?
What is the term for combining search terms using words like AND, OR, and NOT?
What are Boolean operators?
This mindset shift focuses on the significance of the message over how the presenter is perceived, reducing anxiety and improving delivery.
What is purpose over perception?
In APA, the author’s last name is followed by this, which is used to identify their publication year.
What is the publication date?
Rejection can provide valuable lessons if you focus on this aspect instead of the negative outcome.
What is feedback?
To keep the audience focused, presenters should make sure their content is this.
What is relevant?
What does the CRAAP test evaluate in information sources?
What are Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose?
Using high contrast in slide design and avoiding decorative fonts are examples of this key accessibility principle in professional presentations.
What is designing for readability?
This punctuation mark separates the author's last name from the year in an APA in-text citation.
What is a comma?
After facing rejection, maintaining positive relationships and continuing to collaborate shows this professional quality.
What is professionalism?