Good, bad and ugly presentations by Anya Siddiqi https://padlet.com/anya_siddiqi/qx2u72tl6i01 Please share below (from your small discussion group) your experiences of presentations - these can range from slick TED talks to student presentations in another course. What made them good, bad or ugly? en-us 2016-11-01 18:18:46 UTC 2018-10-31 12:36:06 UTC hello@padlet.com Effective Presentation: Negatives (Mala, Naldi, Siddhant https://padlet.com/anya_siddiqi/qx2u72tl6i01/wish/298926803 - Discussing Multiple ideas simultaneously
- No clear relevant examples
- Improper articulation
- No eye contact with audience
- Too textual nature of Slides
- Lengthy presentation or not adhering to time limit
- Not knowing your audience]]> 2018-10-31 12:24:57 UTC https://padlet.com/anya_siddiqi/qx2u72tl6i01/wish/298926803 Negative aspects in presentations (Andra, Federico) https://padlet.com/anya_siddiqi/qx2u72tl6i01/wish/298926981 - hard to read slides (poor contrast,poor images)
- too much text ( the viewer cannot focus on both)
- no structure in the presentation
- too long , not concentrating the information
- presenter only reads from the slides
- bad design ]]> 2018-10-31 12:25:19 UTC https://padlet.com/anya_siddiqi/qx2u72tl6i01/wish/298926981 Positive - Zongyu, Rongjun, Eliska, Ling, Torres https://padlet.com/anya_siddiqi/qx2u72tl6i01/wish/298927041 -  begin with questions/story
- express emotions (an expressive voice)
-  interactive (gestures, eye contact, don't read the slides)
- clear structure (probably with handout to your audience)
-  ask questions during the presentation to challenge the audience
- humourous
- pictures, videos, not too much text
- colors of slides (design)]]> 2018-10-31 12:25:27 UTC https://padlet.com/anya_siddiqi/qx2u72tl6i01/wish/298927041