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Presentation Outline Assignment 1
The purpose of the outline is to help you prepare and organize your presentation to the class. You need to get the topic for your outline/presentation approved by the instructor. It should deal with some aspect of campus life at CSUB. Try to strike a balance between informing and entertaining the audience. The introduction should begin with an attention getter. This can consist of Stories/Examples, quotes, statistics or startling facts, presentation aids, or rhetorical questions (please review the Strategies for Success video). Continue by including a statement of purpose-why are you making this presentation? The body should contain all of the information you will be presenting, organized with main and secondary/tertiary points. Finish by briefly reviewing the body of the presentation and referring back the attention getter at the beginning. A sample generic outline is below.
Name
Class Day and Time
Introduction
I. Attention getter
II. Statement of purpose
Body
I. 1st main point
II. 2nd main point
Conclusion
I. Review what you discussed and what you learned overall
II. Tie Back to your attention getter
CSUB Oral Presentation Assignment 2
Be sure to review the Strategies for Success module on oral presentations. When making your presentation, you should dress appropriately. Be sure to check the syllabus and/or with your instructor to ensure your attire is appropriate. Your presentation should last 1-2 minutes and cover the content contained in your presentation outline. Your presentation will be scored by using the following criteria.
Content
Statement of Purpose (Is clear to the audience and is relevant to the presentation)
Structure (Elements are present and linked in a cohesive way.)
Introduction
Body of Sequenced Material
Conclusion
Time & Material (Presentation lasts 1-2 minutes with 1-2 minutes of material)
Delivery
Verbal Fillers (um, uh, like, okay, yeah, etc.)
Eye Contact (Scanning audience, not looking only at notes)
Volume (Speaker can be heard, volume varies appropriately.)
Energy (Speaker enthusiasm).
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