Public Speaking Presentation Ecosystem and Level of Storytelling Questions Question 1: What does public speaking look like in the 21st century? How has tec

Public Speaking Presentation Ecosystem and Level of Storytelling Questions Question 1: What does public speaking look like in the 21st century? How has technology changed the way you will present in the future? Be sure to reference one source from your readings, videos, and lessons.

Question 2: Explain the presentation ecosystem and discuss all the components in detail. How will you use the presentation ecosystem when you deliver presentations in future courses in your career?

Question 3: How have you used storytelling in presentations you’ve delivered in the past? How have you incorporated story into your presentations this term? Do you have plans to double-check your future presentations to ensure enough story is utilized?

Question 4: Many previous readings, videos, and lessons referenced the importance of story. Reference two of those sources specifically to explain why storytelling is so vital to public speaking.

Question 5: Explain the difference between developing an informative presentation and developing a persuasive presentation. Explain your preparation process for your informative speech versus your persuasive speech in this course.

Question 6: What are ethos, pathos, and logos? Give an example of how you might use each of these three modes of persuasion in a persuasive speaking situation.

Question 7: Before SPCH , what was your approach to creating PowerPoint slides?

Question 8: What are the three most important slide design rules you learned in SPCH 219? Be sure to cite two sources from the course. How will you use these rules when you design slides in the future?

Question 9: What are three characteristics of authentic and natural delivery? Be sure to cite two sources from your readings, videos, and lessons.

Question 10: Other than the items covered in the above questions, what is one additional, important lesson you learned in the course? Be sure to cite your source (textbook, video, article, TED Talk, etc.