Using Visual Aids in Speeches
About the Lecture
The lecture Using Visual Aids in Speeches by Michael Smith is from the course Presentation Skills. It contains the following chapters:
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Five Reasons to Use Visual Aids
- A Number of Broad Categories
- Four Criteria
Included Quiz Questions
What are reasons to use visual aids?
- Help illustrate a sequence of events or procedures
- Help gain and maintain attention
- Enhance understanding
- Help speakers organize ideas
What are the criterias for choosing and selecting your visual aids?
- Consider your audience
- Think of your speech objective
- Take into account your own skill and experience
- Know the room in which you will speak
- Know the source of your visual aids
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Author of lecture Using Visual Aids in Speeches
Michael Smith
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