Great presentation slides , hand gestures ,engagment with the audience, rhetorical questions,

https://www.ted.com/talks/stephanie_r_yates_anyabwile_your_relationship_expectations_could_be_holding_you_back

The ted talk I watched the presenter moved around and kept the audience engaged. She was talking about how society expectations can hold a relationship back.

the ted talk I found was about the future of ai and how it will get better and scarier in the future

Also, my TED Talk is about the impacts that having a good outfit can have. She goes into not only common everyday outfits, but costumes and over the top outfits.

What makes a presentation a great piece. It needs to be entertaining and needs to be talking out loud about whatever it is that the person is presenting. My speaker talked about how the excuses, burdens, and laziness that you may have.. They are the outcome of what your days will be like. Only YOU can control them! No matter what excuses you have, put them aside pick up whatever it is you need to pick up and do it.

Which leads to how the presenter needs to grab the attention of the audience.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmpu58yv8-g

I think what makes a good presentation is that you keep your audience engaged, and that you make sure to focus on getting your message across

Norman Stingley

I learned that a good presentation is characterized by a clear speaking voice, open body language, relating images, and collected thoughts. This Ted Talk was about how a building's design can directly effect people. Michael Murphy has spent his life travelling the world, designing Hospitals with plans made to promote health and healing. His hospitals have open ventilation and rooms that discourage the crowding of sick people. This topic is something that can be impactful but is very specific to certain careers and passions.

What makes a good presentation is how capitating the speaker is, how they project their voice, make use of the entire stage, use hand motions or body language, and use overall stage prescence to portray the message.

The gist of the talk is that when your mindful and learn about an addiction your more likely to stop it.

The main idea of the talk was about why people procrastinate and how you can stop

I learned that engaging and entertaining and audience is almost as important as what your even talking about.

https://www.ted.com/talks/dick_m_carpenter_ii_the_injustice_of_policing_for_profit_and_how_to_end_it?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare

Woody Roseland is a natural-born entertainer constantly socializing and telling jokes, much to the chagrin of virtually every teacher he ever had. Woody is a professional filmmaker, photographer, and comedy writer. On any given day you’ll find him with his head in the clouds at Cheeseman Park. He enjoys living out of his backpack in random corners of the world and likes bikes very, very much. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community

I learned that success is not what you think. Success is not how you grow up, or being born into wealth. Success is bout your strive, your passion, and what makes you stand out from the rest. How hard you're willing to work to achieve your dreams.