Greg Asner discusses using aerial imaging to study ecology. He uses a formal register in his presentation, avoiding contractions and pronouncing words carefully. His technical vocabulary and exact definitions are important to explain his work. Maintaining good body language, eye contact, posture and voice tone and volume are key factors in keeping an audience engaged when presenting complex technical topics from the air.
Greg Asner discusses using aerial imaging to study ecology. He uses a formal register in his presentation, avoiding contractions and pronouncing words carefully. His technical vocabulary and exact definitions are important to explain his work. Maintaining good body language, eye contact, posture and voice tone and volume are key factors in keeping an audience engaged when presenting complex technical topics from the air.
Greg Asner discusses using aerial imaging to study ecology. He uses a formal register in his presentation, avoiding contractions and pronouncing words carefully. His technical vocabulary and exact definitions are important to explain his work. Maintaining good body language, eye contact, posture and voice tone and volume are key factors in keeping an audience engaged when presenting complex technical topics from the air.
Reasons: -Use of formal words. - Refrain from using contractions. - Way to pronounce words. (way of proununcing words.) - Technical vocabulary or exact definitions that are important. Body Language: - More body languanje, more movements, facial expressions. - Paralanguage (volumen, tone, intonation). - Posture (relaxed, confident). - Eye contact. Some points that we have to consider talking in front an audience are the way that we speak, type of words we use, our corporal language, posture, volumen, etc. These are important factors to keep the audience attention. In the video, we can see how the speaker uses a formal register to explain his study, using technical words (explainig and defining each one), speaking in an impersonal form, etc.