used when participants of the meeting are in two different locations

• Motivate

• Connection

• Webinars

thing the speaker wants the audience to walk away with or remember

• Main Point

• Conclusion

• Body

• Introduction

occurs at the very beginning of the speech and allows for the speaker to identify with the audience

• Introduction

• Preview

• Connection

• Body

the theft or misrepresentation of intellectual property (someone’s ideas, beliefs or theories), and the substantial unattributed copying of another’s work

• Support

• Conclusion

• Purpose

• Plagiarism

sharing information with the audience

• Review

• Informal

• Inform

• Support

the major part of the speech

• Conclusion

• Body

• Introduction

• Main Point

occurs when the setting is completely professional, such as a business or sale

• Formal Presentation

• Informal Presentation

• Inform

• Preview

the overall goal of the speech, whether it is to inform, motivate or persuade

• Introduction

• Connection

• Body

• Purpose

a “sneak peek” of the speech; should be short and contain just the main points of the speech

• Connection

• Preview

• Body

• Purpose

occurs at the end of the speech to quickly recap all of the information presented and reinforce any other valuable points

• Preview

• Conclusion

• Review

• Body