Author Question: One advantage of developing a presentation as a webcast is A) the low cost. B) the ability to ... (Read 83 times)

formula1 · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

One advantage of developing a presentation as a webcast is

A) the low cost.
B) the ability to tweet the message.
C) the use of an audio voiceover.
D) the ability to download it and view at later.
E) the interaction with a live audience.

Question 2

When planning an outline for your speech, keep in mind that

A) it can include delivery cues, such as where you plan to pause for emphasis or use visuals.
B) you should keep each item to two- to three-word descriptions of what you will say.
C) you can leave out all transitions.
D) this is not the place to include stage directions.
E) you should start with the opening and close.

Kaytorgator · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: D
Explanation: D) For other presentations, though, you might be able to choose from an array of presentation modes, from live, in-person presentations to webcasts (online presentations that people either view live or download later from the web), screencasts (recordings of activity on computer displays with audio voiceover), or twebinars (the use of Twitter as a backchannel for real-time conversation during a web-based seminar).

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A
Explanation: A) You may choose to create a separate planning outline that contains delivery cues to aid your presentations. Remember to include transitions as well as everything you would like to say to your audience.