Grabbing and maintaining attention during presentation

A response to discussion One 

Hi, I agree with the fact majoring in the content for web-based presentations would be the best way to attract the readers' attention. Additionally, there will be a need to place our graphics near the writing so that readers can relate them to the content of the article. The graphics should be relevant to the content of the article, and the color should also be attractive. As you also mention, the presentation to the classmate should focus on hooking students' attention by having a catchy introduction. While doing the presentation, majoring on non-verbal cues would be significant. I also agree with you that engaging the students would be a good idea for having an excellent presentation. 

A Response to discussion three 

Hi, from your post, there three key areas that stand out to be very imperative while doing a good presentation. The first is that for excellent presentation understanding the topic in advance is vital as it helps to have extensive knowledge on the subject, and this makes it easy for a person to present in the best way possible. Secondly, you mention making the presentation clear, concrete, and concise. These are critical areas that a presentation must satisfy because they define an excellent presentation from a bad one. The last part you focus on is using non-verbal cues, making their presentation short, and also using unique presentation techniques such as anecdote. These are imperative for both online and class-based presentations as they hook the attention of the audience and also engage them. Finally, it is agreeable that knowing the audience boosts confidence and also highlights the areas that the presentation should focus on, as you have mentioned in your post.