Audience Types

If my audience is bored I should

• Sign them a song to sleep

• ask them questions and let them speak

• Ignore them

• put a video

If my audience is bored I should

• Ignore the audience
• Talk louder
• Use more complex language
• Engage the audience

If My audience is bored I should

• Use humour with a story

• Ask them to pay more attention.
• Ignore them and continue with the same topic.
• Give them a break and let them rest.

If my audience is full of thinkers, I should...

• Give well-reasoned arguments and with a lot of evidence to support what I say

• Avoid providing evidence and rely solely on personal opinions and beliefs.
• Speak in abstract and philosophical terms to stimulate their intellectual curiosity.
• Use emotional appeals and personal anecdotes to engage their emotions.

If my audience is full of thinkers I should...

• Present complex concepts and ideas.

• Use emotional appeals and personal anecdotes to connect with the audience, rather than relying on logical reasoning.
• Avoid engaging in intellectual discussions and instead focus on entertaining the audience with humor and storytelling.
• Present ideas on both sides of the argument

If my audience are the "don't know" type I should...

• Provide vague and ambiguous explanations that confuse them further.
• Assume they already know the topic and skip explanations.
• Use complex and technical language to challenge their knowledge.
• Provide clear and simple explanations or examples to help them understand the topic better.

If my audience are the "don't know" type I should...

• Ask questions to understand their level

• Skip over important details and move on quickly
• Assume they already understand the concept
• Speak in technical jargon to challenge their knowledge

If my audience are the "don't know" type I should...

• Assume they know and understand the concept

• Go back to the basics

• Speak in technical jargon to challenge their knowledge
• Move on quickly

If my audience is interested, I should...

• Ignore their interests.
• Tailor the content to their interests.
• Focus on my own interests.
• Deliver a generic presentation.

If my audience is interested I should

• Ignore their interests
• Use stories and references

• Deliver a boring

• Focus on my own interests