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When making a presentation to an audience using PowerPoint you use notes page view?
No, you do not need to show the notes on the screen as you are talking. If you printed the presentation with notes, paraphrase the information as you present the information. Pay attention to the number and complexity of slides--you can't say everything, but you can present the information as a conversation, so that people gain understanding of the overall concepts.
What are qualities of effective communication skills?
Communication is an important soft skill for managers and employees to use when working in the business world. While many individuals have the technical knowledge for the business environment, communication skills are usually not be a strong trait for many people. An important part of quality business communication is understanding the audience listening to the communication. Knowing the audience helps the speaker develop his message with the appropriate level of technical and non-technical language. Speakers must know the education level or current training of the individuals in the audience to properly tailor the information for the audience. The age group of the audience is also important for quality communication; younger workers may be more advanced in their understanding of computer programs or software, while older workers may need a little more information on these topics.
Why do you need research?
To find information for which you want to know of. A person can research to proof (or disprove) theory, to build a hypothesis (or hypotheses), to determine statistical data results (facts), or to seek knowledge on specific event(s), person(s), place(s), or thing(s)
What are the steps used in creating information?
All information derives from two sources:knowledge andcreativity.Before information can be shared, it must be processed in these steps:the idea(s), whether original or shared knowledgedeveloping an internal understanding of the idea(s)developing or 'fleshing out' the idea(s) - focusing the idea(s)the need to communicate the information; this need may be internal (example: an author shares a poem) or external (example: students listening to a teacher). There is a lot of "information" everyday that we never share.organizing the idea(s) - again, some info may be discarded or eliminated at this pointdeciding on how the idea(s) will be presented - oral, written, artthe first draft - even artwork can include a first draft that is later changeddoing the actual work -- drawing the art; writing the speech; writing the book; etc.asking for critiquerevising the actual work - revisions can be endless or a few revisionspresenting the actual work - in speaking, writing, a finished artwork, etc.receiving feedback or criticismsrevising the work, if desired, based in part on feedback or criticismscontinuing the development of that one idea -- scientists continually build on their ideas; teachers expand the info shared; writers may take a discarded idea to begin a new projectrepeat the process
What is the strengths and weaknesses of a bulletin board?
A bulletin board has the advantage of being able to convey many announcements and crucial information with relative ease. However, one downside to a bulletin board is that it is useless if it is not being seen. Someone has to look at it to gain anything.
How did the Gettysburg Address apply then?
i need to know this question 2... i got an essay due soon about it..
What was one purpose of president Lincoln and Gettysburg address?
To commemorate the deaths of thousands of soldiers.
example of parallelism and repetition in "I have a Dream" and "The Gettysburg Address' (One example of each for each speech)?
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Which type of audience would need the least amount of background information about your subject?
an expert audience - novanet
What was one purpose of president Lincolns Gettysburg address?
He was dedicating the Gettysburg cemetery and his speech laid out his thinking about the need for unification of the states.
What is the central idea of the speech and how might Lincolns intended audience have shaped that idea?
The central idea of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is to honor the soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the Civil War and to reaffirm the nation's commitment to equality and unity. Lincoln's intended audience, which included the American people and soldiers fighting in the war, influenced the emphasis on unity and the need to preserve the Union amidst the divisions and challenges of the war.
Who is the intended audience for washingtons address?
You need to answer this question because we don’t do homework and you have not provided the address the question is about. Your teacher is looking for your critical thinking skills.
As you gathering information about your topic what questions should you as yourself about your audience?
What will the audience need to know about the topic to fully understand the conclusions I've drawn?
What are questions to ask while writing an informative speech?
What is my main message or goal for the speech? Who is my audience and what do they need to know about the topic? What are the key points I need to cover to effectively inform my audience? How can I make the information engaging and easy to understand for the audience?
How does Lincoln use the idea of dedication to shift his audience from the cemetery to the audience's responsibility once the ceremony is over?
In his Gettysburg Address, Lincoln invokes the idea of dedication by honoring the sacrifices made by the fallen soldiers, emphasizing the need to dedicate themselves to the unfinished work of ensuring freedom and equality. By shifting the focus from the cemetery, where the soldiers rest, to the living audience, he frames the ceremony as a call to action, urging them to uphold the ideals for which the soldiers fought. This transition encourages the audience to take personal responsibility for the nation's future, reinforcing the notion that their dedication is essential to the survival of democracy.
How are the ideals articulated in the Gettysburg Address still relevant for your country today?
You dont need Wiki to answere everything for you you can just go to a library and figure out yourself!
What is Nick Frenkel's address?
I need Nick frenkel's address I am an actress looking for some information
