Nombre: Matrícula:

Omar Alejandro Ramirez Guardiola 2852921

Nombre del curso: Nombre del profesor:
Effective presentations workshop Sergio Alberto Martínez Jaime
Módulo: Actividad:
Modulo 1 Activity 2
Fecha: 2 de septiembre del 2021
Bibliografía:

Blaglitte, D. (2021). Topic 2. Presentations. septiembre 20, 2021, de

Universidad Tecmilenio Sitio web:
https://cursos.tecmilenio.mx/courses/68065/pages/my-course?
module_item_id=264995
 presentation types characteristic
 The text and the declamation must be
clear.
 The presentations should not have a lot of
visual load.
Informative Presentations  The text must not have personal
evaluations.
 It must have order.
 You must have the subject and the
audience well defined.
 It must be consistent.
 The presentation must be eye-catching to
attract attention.
 They use the appellative or connotative
language.
 Everything must be said with the utmost
Persuasive Presentation. security.
 It must have a strong ending.
 You must be quite prepared when
reporting.
 It seeks to impart the information in action.
 They are designed to be entertaining.
 They seek to change the perspective and
appeal to goodwill.
Goodwill Presentations.  They are mostly in the form of speech.
 It makes people who listen to you feel
better.
 They are also given as talks after dinner.
 They seek to generate respect.
 These presentations not only deal with a
specific topic.
 They have a hierarchical order.
 In these you can mix other types of
presentation such as the persuasive with
Multipurpose Presentations. the informative.
 They must identify well what they are going
to talk about so as not to make mistakes.
 They have an end and an objective.
 They must be struck with the appropriate
tone depending on which presentation is to
be taken into account.
 At the end of these the audience ends up

Instructional Presentations.
Arousing Presentations.
Decision-Making Presentations.
learning something new.
 It has to be explained giving value to what
is being said.
 If you plan to demonstrate a process, you
must provide a demonstration of it.
 Entries must come from viewers.
 Feedback in these types of presentations
counts for a lot.
 Be attentive to the behavior of the
spectators.
 You start with a story that is related to the
problem.
 Spectators' emotions are handled a lot.
 They must be given with enthusiasm and
sincerity.
 Calls for attention should be made so that
viewers can see how they can contribute.
 They show the need to solve a problem.
 A solution is given and how it can be used.
 They are designed to move a group of
people in one direction.
 Solid ideas, suggestions and arguments
are presented.
 The audience is told what to do and how to
do it.
 As in the previous one, they begin with a
story related to the problem.
 It describes how solving a problem is
beneficial.
 Comparison is used.