
Chapter 9 : Know your audience
Presentation
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Computers
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9th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
Danur Rahmajati
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34 Slides • 6 Questions
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ICT
Audiences
Audiences
Audiences
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What we will learn about
audiences?
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Objective
After studying this subtopic, you should be able to:
Understand how to show a clear sense of
audience and purpose
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Identify planning ICT solutions that are
responsive to and respectful of the needs of an
audience
2.
Explain how to analyse the needs of an
audience when creating ICT solutions
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They have different style and interest to talk
Teachers
Can you
think of
other
examples?
Writers
TV reporters
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Most people have been unlucky enough to sit through long presentations that,
for some reason, have failed to engage with their audiences
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Understanding your purposeUnderstanding your purpose
> To inform
> To persuade
> To entertain
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To inform
Exp: Schools, Seminar
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To persuade
Exp: Marketing, Motivator
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To entertain
Exp: Music, Stand Up Comedy, ..
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Analysing the needs of
your audience
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Intention
Age
Gender
Experience with
technologyFinancial status
Location
An audience’s needs will vary according to many
factors, including many of the following.
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Intention
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AGE
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GENDER
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Experience with technology
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Financial status
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Location
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Dropdown
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
According to the slide design, it created for ...
Adult
Elder
Children
Science
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25
Categorize
Selamat siang
Hay Guys
Syntax
Jika Berkenan
Gak Boleh
Loop
Atur kata2 yang sesuai dengan target audience
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How to Make Good
Presentation?
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Amount of text
Text size
Colours
Images, Media
Duration
Participation
Icons
Interface complexity
There are multiple aspects of an ICT solution that
must be adapted to the audience.
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Amount of text
The amount of text in a presentation is important. While you
may have lots of information to communicate, it is often better
to include only the key points on slides and explain the
remaining concepts verbally. If an audience is presented with
large paragraphs of text they will often either ignore the
presenter while they read it, or not read it at all. Another
common mistake is when the presenter simply reads out the
text on the slides to the audience, word-for-word.
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Multiple Choice
Why previous slide is not good for presentation?
Lack of explanation, text too big, and color is too clear
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Amount of text
“Keep presentation slides concise. Highlight key points and
explain details verbally. Large text blocks can distract or bore the
audience. Avoid reading slides word-for-word.
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Text Size
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WHAT
IS THIS
Colours
WHAT
IS THIS
WHAT
IS THIS
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Images
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MEDIA
MEDIA
MEDIA
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Duration
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Participation
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Categorize
Asking question
Clap and Jump
Install App
Shout yel2 with movement
match activity for target audience
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Icons
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Interface
complexity
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ICT
Audiences
Audiences
Audiences
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