Our presentation was titled “Cyber Threats to Mobile Devices,” and its main focus was to be able to deliberately inform our audience about the many cyber threats they can possibly encounter with their cell phones. Further, we wanted to promote awareness and provide five easy tips to decrease their chances of encountering those cyber threats. Throughout this document, I will be analyzing and reflecting on the strengths and weakness of our presentation. Further, I will compare and contrast our team strategy with that of other teams taking in consideration six elements: audience, intent, message, content, visuals, and nonverbal delivery.
Textbook Reflection
Analyze the Audience
When brainstorming for our topic, we analyze our audience interests and needs; therefore, we decided to present on an interesting topic that could appeal to everyone’s interest. Therefore, we survey our audience before our presentation in order to find out our audience’s needs, interest and level of …show more content…
Further, we decided to stand up in a manner that the presentation flow naturally and in order. In addition, we decided not to pass around the clicker as it was a distraction during other presentations, so I managed the slide transitions. When analyzing individual body language, I consider that we all made good eye contact, had good hand motions, and engaged with the audience. However, I do think that we could have benefitted from a better use of floor space; we all stayed very attached to our spots, so we could have definitely move a lot more to engage the audience. Another positive thing about our group is that we were all paying attention to each other and agreeing with each other’s point with nonverbal motions. The most challenging nonverbal for me was the use of my hands when I was not presenting or in change of the clicker. Overall, I really think we did a great job as a
Textbook Reflection
Analyze the Audience
When brainstorming for our topic, we analyze our audience interests and needs; therefore, we decided to present on an interesting topic that could appeal to everyone’s interest. Therefore, we survey our audience before our presentation in order to find out our audience’s needs, interest and level of …show more content…
Further, we decided to stand up in a manner that the presentation flow naturally and in order. In addition, we decided not to pass around the clicker as it was a distraction during other presentations, so I managed the slide transitions. When analyzing individual body language, I consider that we all made good eye contact, had good hand motions, and engaged with the audience. However, I do think that we could have benefitted from a better use of floor space; we all stayed very attached to our spots, so we could have definitely move a lot more to engage the audience. Another positive thing about our group is that we were all paying attention to each other and agreeing with each other’s point with nonverbal motions. The most challenging nonverbal for me was the use of my hands when I was not presenting or in change of the clicker. Overall, I really think we did a great job as a