Assignment Four: Motivational Presentation
To
do: Create an original motivational presentation.
This assignment has three components:
1.)
Brainstorm ideas and create an
outline using one of the organizational techniques discussed in the course.
Submit the outline prior to developing the speech so your instructor can
provide you with feedback. Also include
this outline in your final submission (5 points).
2.)
Write out the presentation
"structure," using the concepts discussed in the course (particularly
Assignment #2). The written speech itself is less important than your analysis. Include all Elements of Good
Presentations (10 points).
3.)
Record your five minute presentation as if you are
delivering it to an actual audience. Upload it to YouTube via an Unlisted link. (Instructions and
demonstrative video to follow on Blackboard). (15 points)
Assessment
This
assessment will be graded out of thirty points, broken down as listed below. To
ensure you have included all the required elements for this assignment, consider
the following checklist when creating it:
Outline:
5 points
·
Organizational style is
identifiable
·
Topic and main point are clear
·
Subtopics are fleshed out
clearly
·
Journey is mapped out
·
Highlights are planned
Written
Analysis: 10 points
·
Motivational topic chosen
·
Three-act structure evident
·
Subtopics supported
·
Contrast and balance evident
·
Audience connection achieved
·
Appropriate language used
·
Rhetorical devices employed
·
Capitalizes on a STAR moment
·
Strong introduction and
conclusion planned
Presented
speech: 15 points
·
Presenter is dressed in
suitable attire
·
Presenter uses "best
self" persona
·
Strong Introduction
·
Connects with the audience
·
Demonstrates clear ability to
motivate
·
Body language is relaxed
·
Speech is clear and audible
·
Speech is delivered at an
appropriate pace
·
Story Arc evident
·
Considers current historical
climate
·
STAR moment delivered
effectively
·
Repeatable sound byte used
·
Use of anecdotes or stories
·
Holds audience attention
·
Strong conclusion
·
*Appropriate length*
No comments:
Post a Comment