SUCCESS - What does this mean? Click below and then answer the following questions:
1. What is your core message?
ISD should partner with Nike
2. What is unexpected about your presentation?
Most of the people doesn't know that there are various product and they are trying to over come forced labor.
3. Are you using clear language? (Avoid using stuff, etc, or "things like that", or Ummmm.) Do you use clear language?
4. What evidence will you show to make it credible (believable)? Will you start off with a statistic? Will you have a quote? Will you show a statement from an authoritative figure? (You should have at least 5 sources in your Works Cited and everything you put in your works cited should be said during your presentation.) List them here.
Jones, Kevin. "Nike attempts to distance itself from child-labor history". dailyuw.com. The Daily of the University of Washington. 3 April 2002. Web. 2 November 2013
"Nike to Pay Indonesian Workers $1 Million". voannews.com. voannews.com. 11 January 2012 Web. 2
"Nike to Pay Indonesian Workers $1 Million". voannews.com. voannews.com. 11 January 2012 Web. 2
November 2013
"Nike Value Chain" www.nikeresponsibility.com. NIKE, Inc. Web. 2 November 2013
"Protective Equipment". kicksport.com. kicksport.com. 15 July 2006. Web. 2 November 2013
Jones, Kevin. "Nike attempts to distance itself from child-labor history". dailyuw.com. The Daily of the University of Washington. 3 April 2002. Web. 2 November 2013
5. Emotional appeal? What is in your story or presentation that will move your audience to want to know more or act on what you are saying?
There are some parts in the presentation about how Nike will effect ISD and how it will give benefits to us. I think since the audience are ISD students, they would try to relate to them more.
6. Story - Is your story interesting and motivating? If it isn't now is the time to fix it.
Please read this site and it will help you with the above questions: http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/2010/04/index.html
and pick out at least two (2) items that may enhance your own presentation. List two specific items that you learned and how you can enhance your own overall presentation. This can include your story, your slides, your delivery, tone. You don't have to watch everything but there should be some items that you will find interesting and engaging.
1. After watching 'the Girl Effect' I thought that I can enhance my presentation by making my slides simple, but with visual effects that can catch the audience's eyes.
2. The PSA: Don't drink yourself fat contained unexpected visualization and I thought that my presentation should make people curious about the topic. Also I learned that it would be better if my story was more straightforward and the message was delivered well.
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