- This link opens a video with slow, simple, ESL-directed speech. The speaker is rather dull and has a British accent. He walks through the beginning of a presentation alternating between tips and examples. (4:23)
- Karen Friedman's tips: delivered in a clear natural speaking style, about 2 minutes each. Each video has a few simple tips, most obvious, but worth watching:
- Using PowerPoint
- Speaking effectively
- Starting a presentation
- Getting people's attention
- Using examples
- This video is about how to organize a talk. Using Steve Jobs speeches as examples, it is clear and simple (6:55).
- This video is measured and clear, a little repetitive. About pausing and pacing (8 minutes)
- This video is a little cheesy, but still skilled, fast at times, but generally clear and simple. On the importance of preparing your audience and getting a coach (4:30)
- This link opens a YouTube channel with a number of videos providing specific and helpful information on a variety of topics in about 3-minute chunks. Good speaker. British accent. Not slow or simple.
Finally this is an ESL student whose presentation could be critiqued. It's in two parts, 6 minutes in total.
All of these are covered by copyright, so you can link to them, but you can't reproduce them.
All of these are covered by copyright, so you can link to them, but you can't reproduce them.
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