Getting Audience Feedback

You’ve done a great job of minding the audience for

feedback during the presentation. You saw when they got a
point, you saw when they didn’t, and then you elaborate it. But
now you want some feedback from your audience about how
you did as a presenter. Feedback that can help you improve.
How do you get it? Well, there are a few ways. First, if you have
little bit of time after the presentation and you wanna gauge if
your audience understood your topic, ask some pop-quiz style
questions to them. How many of you think you can use this in a
workplace immediately. See what you get by raise of hands and
judge it that way. Also you can ask alright everyone shoutout all
at once, “What are the 3 Cs of effective delivery?”. And see if
they can repeat those back to you. You can do something fun
like that. But if you want something a little more constructive
to help you improve as an individual, what you can do is a
couple of different things: Number 1, you can bring evaluation
forms to the presentation and physically hand them out.
Number 2, I’ve had a lot of effectiveness following up with
people through electronic surveys. Through services such as
Survey Monkey. And finally, just ask people as they talk to you
after the presentation, get the feedback. Because what people
think, matters.