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Unit 1: The Elements of Communication
1.1: Presenting to an Audience
1.2: The Communication Model
1.3: Feedback
1.4: Context and Interference
Unit 2: Analyze Your Audience
2.1: Audience Analysis
2.2: Choosing the Right Language
2.3: Using Inclusive Language
2.4: Using Simple Language
Unit 3: Making Your Presentation Relevant
3.1: How to Choose Your Topic
3.2: Topics That Are Relevant to You
3.3: Topics That Are Relevant to the Audience
3.4: Topics That Are Relevant to the Occasion
Unit 4: Structuring Your Presentation
4.1: General Purpose-Presentations
4.1.1: Presenting to Inform
4.1.2: Presenting to Persuade
4.1.3: Presenting to Entertain
4.2: Specific-Purpose Presentations
4.3: Writing a Thesis
4.4: Main Points and Speech Patterns
4.5: Topic Sentences
4.6: Sub-points
4.7: Introductions and Conclusions
4.8: Getting the Audience's Attention
4.9: Transitions
Unit 5: Providing Supporting Content
5.1: Types of Supporting Content
5.2: Facts and Statistics
5.3: Examples and Stories
5.4: Using Credible Sources
5.5: Finding Appropriate Sources
5.6: Critically Analyzing Your Research
5.7: Citing Your Sources
Unit 6: Creating Your Presentation Aids
6.1: Why Use Presentation Aids?
6.2: Design Elements
Unit 7: Delivering Your Presentation
7.1: Examples of Great Presenters
7.2: Nonverbal Presentation Skills
7.3: Using Your Voice
7.4: Voice Dynamics
7.5: Pacing
7.6: Conversational Tone
7.7: Fluency
7.8: Using Your Body
7.9: Gestures
7.10: Eye Contact
Unit 8: Categories of Presentation Delivery
8.1: Types of Presentations
8.2: Impromptu Presentations
8.3: Extemporaneous Presentations
8.4: Manuscript Presentations
8.5: Memorized Presentations
Unit 9: Speaking to an Online Audience
9.1: Presenting Online
9.2: Guidelines for Online Presentations
9.3: Lighting
9.4: Background
9.5: Sound and Vocal Delivery
9.6: Eye Contact
9.7: Movement
9.8: Using Visual Aids during an Online Presentation
Unit 10: Using Your Presentation Aids
10.1: Prior to Your Presentation
10.2: Revealing and Concealing Your Presentation Aids
Unit 11: Overcoming Anxiety and Uncertainty
11.1: Reducing Anxiety of Public Presentations
11.2: Adapting to Your Audience
11.3: Preparing for Questions from the Audience
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