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Lesson 3: Deliver Multimedia Presentation
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Hi, guys.
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So this is part two of our listening speaking lesson
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in today's lesson, you are going to actually took turns
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on delivering the presentation you have prepared.
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So here's Guises sample for you.
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This is a geography multimedia presentation.
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Okay, so you can take ideas from this presentation.
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The images.
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Remember that last time we have said that you have
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to prepare for your presentation.
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You have to prepare the content, the material that you're
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going to talk about in your presentation.
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You gather information enough information.
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Uh, remember that images is a very important thing.
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When it comes to multimedia presentations, you can also include
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videos. You can also include links for videos in your
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presentation. If the application you're using allows you to do
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that In addition to that, remember that the size of
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your fund, the sorry, the style of your funds and
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the size of your text should also actually be engaging.
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And, um, I catch you.
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Okay, So take a look at this presentation.
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As you can see, here we have the title of
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the presentation displayed in a big fund.
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Here's the first style, so it talks about geography as
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you can see here, The one who prepared the presentation
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added in an image for Japan.
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Okay, So as you can see here we have one
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word. So you don't add a lot of text to
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your slides.
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You want thio your presentation to look neat.
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I catch, as I said at the beginning, so you
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can start talking while you have some words on your
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slides. Okay, so here it talks about history of relations.
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As you can see here, the speaker or the presenter
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did add an image.
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And at the same time you can see here we
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have some points related to the topic.
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We don't have texts.
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We have some points.
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We don't have paragraphs.
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Exurbs. We have short brief points that are related to
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the topic.
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Okay, so here, as you can see, reasons for Prime
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Minister to travel to Japan, for example, if the same,
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it's the same thing as you can see, the background
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color, the image.
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It's very engaging and related at the same time to
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the topic.
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And here we have some points that are related.
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Okay, so remember we said you can always google to
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find images that are related to your topic.
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Okay, so remember guys, we said that sometimes you might
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need to add statistics and numbers to your presentation.
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So to be able to do so, you are requested
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or your advice to add graphs, charts, diagrams.
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So, as you can see here, it's really difficult to
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explain economists when it when it's full of numbers so
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you can't describe it or explain it Onley in paragraphs
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so you can see here again.
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The presenter did add charts paragraph diagram story to clarify
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three information that he or she is talking about.
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Okay, So again, here is the same style images with,
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um, some texts.
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Sorry, some points that are related to the topic.
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Okay, so now, as you can see here, we have
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a divider slide.
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Okay, so remember the first one was about Japan here.
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The second one is about China.
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As you can see, it's only the title and a
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big image, and the image is very related.
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I catchy.
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The colors are so suitable, it's not full.
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It's not crowd.
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It's not crowd.
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It's not a crowded slide.
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Okay, so here, as you can see that present it,
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it actually use a very suitable background color.
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The phone size is also perfect.
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And a an image that's related to the topic.
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Here is a huge mistake.
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Who can tell me what should have the speaker avoided?
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Yes, it is worthy to worthy.
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It's old words.
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This is not I catchy.
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This is not engaging.
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This slide is similar to the previous one.
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As you can see, this one is a good one
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as it shows a chart along with some information.
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Okay. And this one, By the way, this one is
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a video.
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So I wanted Thio wanted guys to share this with
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you. So sometimes you might need a video and explanatory
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video to help you present your presentation.
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So if if the video is short, of course, you
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have to choose a short video because you know you
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are presenting the presentations.
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You don't want to end up having people listening to
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you and to your video for an hour.
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So you have to keep it brief and short.
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Okay, so I hope this example has helped you understand
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what you're required to do in your task.
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Please let me know if you have any questions.
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Bye, guys.
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