Public Speaking - Chapter 19 Presenting Your Speech Online
real-time online speech
a speech that has been created specifically for an audience that will view it online as it is being delivered
recorded online speech
a speech that is delivered, recorded, and then uploaded to the Internet
Why is it important for online speakers to have a backup plan?
In case technology fails
Control the Visual Environment: Lighting
1. A light source that will present you clearly and pleasingly 2. Do not have the room too dark 3. Do not have windows behind you
What technological factors should you consider when giving a real-time online speech?
1. Choosing the software 2. Learn about the software
What guidelines are given in the chapter for effective online speaking?
1. Control the visual environment 2. Adapt your nonverbal communication 3. Adjust your pacing 4. Don't forget your audience 5. Practice
Control the Visual Environment: Personal Appearance
1. Dress in a profession manner that will project well on-screen
How does public speaking in the online environment differ from public speaking to in-person audiences?
1. Have a different relationship with the audience. 2. Interferences can occur at any moment online (technological, physical space, or lagging video)
What steps can you take to control the visual environment in an online speech?
1. Setting 2. Lighting 3. Framing 4. Eye Contact 5. Personal Appearance
Control the Visual Environment: Eye Contact
1. Speaker needs to make eye contact with the listeners by directly talking to the webcam 2. Pay attention to the height of the webcam
Control the Visual Environment: Setting
1.choose a setting that will communicate the level of professionalism needed for your speech 2. Choose a quiet room
What are the two major kinds of online speeches?
Recorded online speeches and Real-time online speeches
online environment
the elements of Internet communication that influence an online speech, including the remote audience, factors of technology, and unique forms of interference