Kismet Arts Tangent

The presentation for “Command your Brand” was very succesful in my opinion. For class presentations, it is usually to the class at large and then that’s it. I enjoyed having three smaller groups to talk to. They were very different in how they participated. And I was different in how I gave the report each time. A good part of public speech is improvisation and that really played out as I got feedback from the first group and used it to make my presentation better in the second group and then I could make different mistakes for the third group. I and probably a lot of other people don’t practice their presentation in advance in front of an actual audience. I felt that it would have been beneficial for a three-five minute interval between groups for the presentors to tweak their powerpoints. I should have numbered my discussion questions. I disliked saying “and now to this question in the very middle here, and being lost myself.