Presentation rooms types, Pros and cons of various presentation places. Illustrations for public speaking presentation training. Room types: Classroom, Big conference theater, Round table - consider influence of different room setups to a way people present and interact with others.

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Presentation
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What you should consider when preparing
your speech?

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What you should consider when preparing
your speech?
Listeners
Speaker type
Environment
Content

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Here we focus on the place where you present.
Consider influence of different room setups
to a way you present and interact with others.
What you should consider when preparing
your speech?
Listeners
Speaker type
Environment
Content

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Classroom

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Classroom
Sitting
in a circle

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Classroom
Multiple
groups
Big
conference,
theatre
Interactive
round table
Sitting
in a circle
others

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Know pros & cons
of various presentation places
Classroom
Multiple
groups
Big
conference,
theatre
Interactive
round table
Sitting
in a circle
others

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Classroom setup
• Typical educational setup
e.g. Teacher and students
• Mostly one-way
communication
• Not suitable
for group interactions
• Problem to control
bigger groups (>30)

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• Good for bigger groups (>30)
e.g. interactive conferences
• Supports group work
• More interactions
within group
• Speaker controls groups (more
controllable auditorium)
Multiple groups

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• Talking to masses
• One-way communication,
weak feedback
• Harder eye-contact
with all. Try
• focus on center
• do „Z” move
Big theater

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Round table
• Supports equality
and two-way interactions
• Good if documents
or computers involved
• For small groups
(4 to 15 people)
• Wall projection – adjust
location to be visible
for all

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Sitting in a circle
• Supports equality
and two-way interactions
• Good if mostly verbal
(no documents passing)
• For small groups
(4 to 15 people)
• Wall projection – adjust
location to be visible
for all

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