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Informative Presentation:
For this assignment you will individually deliver a brief informative presentation related to the topic of public speaking and oral communications. You may select any topic within this broad description, and your material may be drawn from a single source, such as an article. The purpose of this assignment is to give you additional experience presenting to the class, while augmenting our study of the discipline of public speaking. Some examples of topics that would fall within this definition might include:

· How to remember the main points of your presentation
· How to incorporate props or demos in your speech
· How to dress and look professional
· How to use your hands to maximum advantage
· Where to find ideas for a speech
· PowerPoint skills to enhance your presentation
· How to remember names of individuals in your audience
· Types of visual aids, and when to use each

Please submit your proposed topic to me for approval prior to preparing your talk.

The presentation will be strictly limited to 5 minutes, including Q&A. Note that the primary goal of this assignment is to provide a vehicle for you to practice using new presentation skills and ideas introduced in this class. Your presentation must include presentation software such as PowerPoint, Prezi, or emaze and must incorporate the best practices in planning, preparing, creating your slides, and delivering your presentation as discussed in class and in the readings.

In addition to the presentation itself you will submit a separate, brief Supplementary Note to Instructor (from you as the student, to me as the instructor) specifying:
· What you determined as the goal(s) of the presentation
· What you concluded from your audience analysis
· How you optimized your slides for maximum impact
· What delivery best practices and platform skills you attempted to use

1-The presentation should be about five minutes.
2- speaker notes.
3- proposed topic: include the selected topic and the material that drawn from a single source, such as an article.
4- Supplementary Note to Instructor:
      - What you determined as the goal(s) 
      - What you concluded from your audience analysis
      - What best writing practices you employed in planning and crafting