How do you rate these criteria of Excellent presentations?

Speaker needs to make the presentation relevant to the audience.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The information presented by the speaker should be accurate and relevant.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The presentation should be well organized, and the ideas flow logically.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The speaker's introduction captures the audience's interest.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The presenter should establish the purpose of the presentation during the introduction.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The speaker should use evidence and examples to support his or her ideas.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The speaker should summarize main ideas during the conclusion of the presentation.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The presentation carefully time the presentation so that it "fit" into the time allowed.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The presenter shows evidence of being prepared by not relying too much on notes to deliver the presentation.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant

The presenter's hand and facial gestures natural and effective in maintaining the audience's attention.

• Very Important

• Somewhat important

• somewhat unimportant

• very unimportant