The following is an example checklist that might be used when evaluating oral presentations.
* Organization and Content
1.Appropriate Introduction
2.Clear Thesis
3.Presentation Organization
4.Adequate Support for Ideas (Weighted 2x)
5.Definite Conclusion
6.Visual Aids (Appropriateness & Effectiveness)
7.Q & A Session-Knowledge of Topic
8.Use of Allotted Time
* Presence
1.Physical Appearance, Neatness, and Grooming
2.Posture, Gestures, and Movement
3.Eye Contact
* Delivery and Grammar
1.Enthusiasm and Vocal Variation (freedom from monotone)
2.Preparation and Knowledge of Materials
3.Effectiveness of Delivery Method
4.Vocabulary and Use of Appropriate Words
5.Freedom from Distracting "Uh"s & "Like"s, etc.
6.Pronunciation, Enunciation, Audibility, and Clarity
7.Grammar (Weighted 2x)
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Yeah, eye contact is very important, because you can get direct feedback from the eyes of your audience.
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