WARM UP
What is our Professors name for COMM 101-06?
What is Professor Tereva Parham?
Which term refers to the distribution and circulation of information or a message for promotional purposes?
a.) publicity
b.) multimedia messaging
c.) visibility
d.) momentum
What is "a.) publicity"
What is an amorphous audience?
a.) an audience made up of people who share a common interest or goal
b.) an audience whose exact size, identity, and characteristics are unknown
c.) an audience whose members are known but have varying levels of familiarity of the topic
d.) an audience that is loosely connected through shared experiences but does not interact directly with one another
What is "b.) an audience whose exact size, identity, and characteristics are unknown."
Equipment is necessary for an online speech.
TRUE or FALSE
What is TRUE?
The publicity of online presentations is both a moral and philosophical concern . True/False
What is TRUE?
What are the disadvantages of online speaking?
a.) speakers have fewer opportunities to prepare and organize their speech presentations
b.) online audiences are less likely to have access to presentation materials or visual presentation aids
c.) there are fewer physical clues about feelings or emotions
d.) speakers have more control over the amount of time they spend presenting
What is "c.) Fewer physical clues about feelings or emotions?"
What can a speaker do to compensate for the lack of verbal and nonverbal information and feedback they would receive from a live audience?
a.) Include more explanation than they would in a face-to-face presentation.
b.) Place printed pictures in front of them to help them imagine an audience.
c.) Make their presentation as impromptu as possible so it feels natural and conversational.
d.) Use more gestures than they would ordinarily.
What is " d.) Use more gestures than they would ordinarily."
Why are amorphous audiences common when communicating online?
a.) because the speaker may not know who will watch, share, or respond
b.) because they are typically smaller and more predictable than in-person audiences
c.) because online platforms cannot be used without users signing in and identifying themselves before engaging with content
d.) none of the above
c.)
What is "a.) he speaker may not know who will watch, share, or respond"
How should you keep your audience engaged?
a.) visual aids
b.) give a 5-minute intermission between every three slides
c.) invite the audience to answer questions
d.) all of the above
e.) both a and c
What is "e.) both a and c"
Online messages are like (blank) because they are hard to remove and will leave a trace.
What is Tattoos?
What is F2F?
What are the two types of online presentations?
What is "synchronous and asynchronous presentations".
What are the three main goals a speaker may have when promoting an online message?
What is "to entertain, inform, and persuade an audience?"
What’s an alternative to using live hyperlinks?
What is "directly downloaded files?"
Give two examples of negative, unintended consequences from sharing things online.
What is "Losing a job, losing a spouse, losing a friendship?"
What are examples of online media / videoconferencing?
What is FaceTime, Google Meet, Zoom, and Skype?
Define/describe the difference between webinars, videocasting, and screencasting?
What is "Webinars: real-time meetings/seminars of 3+ people over the Internet that bring together speakers and audiences in deliberatively interactive ways
Videocasting: Sending and receiving videos to and from others as part of a conversation or as a monologue
Screencasting: A live or recorded broadcast of a speaker's desktop to others online."
What is the difference between publicity, circulation, and promotion?
What is...
Publicity = The sharing of a message through media to bring attention to information, ideas, causes, or yourself.
Circulation = How widely a message is viewed, listened to, or shared
Promotion = Getting people's attention and creating an audience for your message
Why do online presentations need more practice?
What is "they tend to lose sensory information?"
How do online presentations challenge the traditional distinctions between public and private speaking?
What is "People assume a degree of privacy when there actually is none?"
We are able to pick up more physical clues with online meetings. TRUE or FALSE
False. F2F encounters allow you to pick up things like body language and tone.
What did the term "on-line" originally mean?
What is "something or someone who is connected to a computer."
Why is it important for online speakers to consider their audience before posting or sharing a message?
What is "speakers should consider how their message may affect others OR avoid posting something they may later regret.
What are the 3 types of light used for composing your video?
What is "Key light, backlight, fill light?"
How can speakers compensate for the lack of sensory information in online presentations?
What is "Use a vivid delivery style, Attention to sound and image reproduction?"