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Pokemon are hiding in this 360 video VR! Find them! (medium). Game 30 - Duration: 1:47.
Find Pokemon in this 360 video. Make sure you are watching in high quality (up to 4K)
Pokemon Umbreon appears. Can you find him?
Articuno is here, but where?
Pikachu is here, but where?
Pokemon Scizor appears now
And finally, Blastoise arrives. Can you spot this Pokemon?
If you found them all - write in comments, if not, don't worry, play and try again
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LSE Student Video Diary: How Constanza made friends at LSE - Duration: 4:57.
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KING JAMES Prisioner - Video Clip HD - Legendado PT-BR - Duration: 4:38.
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Teaching COM Concept Video Submission for Adam G - Duration: 2:03.
Hey everyone thanks for tuning in
Today we're talking about "Audience Analysis" which is chapter two, part six in your text
on page thirty-nine
We're going to do a two-minute drill and give an overview of the basics of audience
analysis.
So let's start!
Audience analysis is really nothing new!
It's something we do all the time subconsciously.
The way you talk to you grandma sounds different than the way you converse with your best friend.
You already have experience doing this whether you know it or not.
But why would we do this for a speech?
Because making adjustments based on your audience makes your speech more meaningful to your
listeners.
They'll be more interested and more engaged in the subject matter
So what aspects of audience analysis should we take into account?
Consider this nine-point AUDIENCES checklist.
First, consider whether your audience has a positive or negative attitude regarding
your topic.
Second, does your audience know what you're talking about?
If they don't understand your topic, you'll need to explain it to them.
Demographics are categories like age, race, religion, and gender…
They don't tell us everything about an audience, but you can make some adjustments based on
this data.
Interest level can often be gauged by your audience's reason for being there: are they
captive or voluntary?
This tells you a lot!
The more first-hand experience your audience has in a subject, the more likely they are
to have stronger views.
Are there special audience needs you should to take into account?
Maybe having a visual aid would help.
How does the context of the situation affect the audience?
The time of day?
The room size?
You'll need to adjust accordingly.
The audience always has expectations of you as a speaker.
At minimum your job is to meet those expectations, and hopefully exceed them.
Last but not least sometimes you have the opportunity to not just to guess the answer
to these, but to give your audience a survey!
Which is what I'd like you to do now…
For the survey, create a post on the discussion board with your thesis statement and specific
purpose.
Once you have your own post written, reply to your classmates to give them some information
about their audience!
Include attitude, understanding, interest, and your experience with their topic, as well
as any additional questions you have for them.
Once you have that done, get to work on your speech!
Let me know if you need any help.
Good luck!
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Desi Ramayan|Murarilal ki Koktail| Murari New Video(2018) - Duration: 3:16.
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