Presentations & Communication
Presentations & Communication covers seven formats for speeches, applications, research talks, and recommendations.
The seven presentation templates
Presentations & Communication is the pack for speaking to an audience. It includes seven templates and 21 scenarios for individual or team work. The template supplies the starting rubric and recording requirements.
Presentation
Audience scenarios
| Template | Scenario example | The audience or task |
|---|---|---|
| Presentation | Pinecrest Scheduling | Explain a hospital's buying decision to 12 new sellers. |
| Elevator Pitch | Linden Medical Supply | Ask Nadia Haddad for an interview during 2 minutes at a career fair. |
| Video Cover Letter | Kestrel Analytics | Show Priya Raman that you can explain a number to a client. |
| Three-Minute Research Talk | Prairie Valley Chamber of Commerce | Explain a class survey to local business owners. |
| Case Recommendation | Meadow Library: a quiet hour | Read two exhibits before recording a recommendation. |
Group Presentation and Practice Presentation use the topic that you provide. Details holds the rubric and requirements for your revision.
Starting recording settings
| Setting | Starting choice |
|---|---|
| Screen sharing | Required for Presentation and Group Presentation; Optional for the other five templates |
| Recording attempts | Retakes allowed in all seven templates |
| Verification phrase and Session signals | Off in all seven templates |
| Peer review | Off in all seven templates |
| Self-review with the rubric | On for Practice Presentation; off for the other six templates |
The selected scenario can supply its own recording limit. The live buyer control, when offered in Details, enables a spoken conversation.
Reviewing presentations
Presentation uses the Public Speaking Competencies Form. Group Presentation uses the Speech Structure and Content Rubric for one team score. Comments at particular moments can address individual presenters. Talk balance compares their speaking time.
Practice Presentation uses Feedback only, no grade. Students score their recording line by line and write what they observed. They then see the AI's reading of the work.
For graded work, you choose how the AI's grade is used. You can hold feedback during your review. Release feedback makes held feedback available to students.