MGTA36H3 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Psychographic, Video Camera, Jargon
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Team presentations: how much time do you have for each part, what should be the order of material, who are the strong/weak presenters, sum up and lead the q&a, have adequate prep time for rehearsing and revising. Pitfalls to avoid: appearing disorganized, holes in presentations because presenters think someone else is covering topic, poor timing. Tips for videoconferences: size counts: videoconferences work best for small, geographically disbursed groups; with large groups it is hard to see other participants, have a backup plan if things malfunction; audio conference, make proper introductions. Once connected, let others know so informations can be shared with those intended: establish a facilitator to run the meeting and make sure the agenda is followed, watch the remote locations. Don"t watch yourself: pay attention to grooming. Video camera magnifies you: show consideration for others. Speak in a normal tone and let others finish before speaking. Informative speech share information clearly and effectively.
