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Presentation Evaluation

This guide provides essential tips for evaluating and enhancing presentations. It covers organization, knowledge/application, and involvement/creativity, detailing what makes a presentation successful. Learn how to assess whether your presentation is smooth and well-practiced versus chaotic. Discover the importance of demonstrating expertise and confidence, as well as strategies for engaging your audience effectively. By understanding these evaluation criteria, you can elevate your presentation skills and ensure a more impactful experience for your audience.

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Presentation Evaluation

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  1. Presentation Evaluation • Got your clickers ready?

  2. Organization A: WOW! This show is ready to go on the road! B: Smooth, well-practiced presentation C: A glitch or two, but mostly well-organized D: Appeared to be winging it E: Seriously disorganized; chaotic

  3. Knowledge/Application A: WOW! Appeared to be expert B: Comprehensive & confident coverage C: Knew the basics, but didn’t apply them D: Significant gaps in knowledge or application E: Seemed clueless about basics

  4. Involvement/Creativity A: WOW! I didn’t want it to end B: Clear strategy for involving class C: Made effort to involve class D: Mostly a talking head presentation; maybe asked for questions at end E: Seemed to forget class was there Note: bonus credit for taking a creative approach to topic

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