Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Present Like Steve Jobs
Answer the following 5 questions:
1. What element of Steve Jobs' presentations do you like most?
2. What have you seen more of, bad presentations or good, effective presentations?
3. Describe the worst presentation you've seen, and describe the best.
4. What is one thing you struggle with most when presenting to a class?
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9 comments:
1.The way he can get the crowds attention with a simple gester.
2. I've seen boring presentations not really good or bad.
3. The best presentation i seen was in 6th with circus guy showing his juggling skills. I haven't really seen a bad one.
4.I struggle with not getting scared and stuttering during a presentation.
-Dion
He is laid back and he catches my attention. I have seen more bad presentations than good. The worst i have seen is a teacher presenting notes. The best ive seen was Steve Jobs. I dont struggle with a class presentation.
-Benito
How he is laid back about his presentation. I've seen more bad presentations. The worst one , there is probably a couple. Were your just sitting there trying to listen, but your bored out of your mind and do not really even care about what the person is talking about.The best would be when the person is enterjetic and kind of hands on about things like having volunteers and excited to speak to you about whatever.The one thing I struggle with is trying to pay attention and actually listen.
-Kirsten
1. The visual presentations and the added bonus at the end are what pop out the most. 2. Ive seen some bad presentations, but there are thos special few that just blow me away. 3. The worst was long, rambly, boring, no excitement and i didnt know when it would end. The best was half presentation, half frickin lazer light show! 4. When presenting, i have a bit of a problem with speaking and not Fudge up my words so i dont sound like a babbling idiot.
-Kain
Iv'e seen bad and good presentations. The worst presentation iv'e seen had to many words in it and it was to long. The best iv'e seen didn't have that many words and it was short. The thing I struggle with the most when presenting it is 1. I don't want to present it in the first place.2 I don't like presenting projects.
1. I think I liked the providing the outline the most in Steve Job's presentations. 2. I've seen more bad presentations than good, effective presentations because some people don't deliver exciting presentations (I happen to be one of those people). 3. The only presentations I can think of right now would have to be the presidential debate. I think Obama's speech could have been better. I was impressed with Romney's. 4. I have a problem with projecting my voice and being exciting when I speak.
1. His personality and the way he moves across the stage.
2. I have definitely seen more bad presentations than good ones because most people are slobs and all they do is read the words.
3. The worst presentation I have seen was the one wee had across the hall yesterday.
4. The biggest thing I struggle with during a presentation is trying to stay focused, if it is not a good presentation I am going to get bored and not pay attention
I like when he presents the products to the audience. I have seen alot of very bad presentations. But I have seen a few effective ones. The worst presentation I've seen was at Southampton. People were presenting their Thanksgiving presentation. I can't remember a good one. The thing I struggle the most with in class while doing a presentation is, when I get up there I start shaking for some reason. I don't know why though but that has always been happen
- Jarvis
I like Steve Jobs' interaction with the crowd he uses out of the box words to catch your ear and he keeps you interested giving you demonstrations and facts about apple products. I think I've seen a even amount of bad and good presentations.The one across the hall had me ready to snore my socks off. The best presentation I've seen was Tyler & Lances' "Show me your china" presentation for a history project. The biggest struggle I deal with when presenting is my nerves and delivery. I have a hard time wording things I tend to panic and freeze sometimes.
-Dixie
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