Reading Rocks! discussion
This topic is about
The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs
Rhetorical Analysis
>
Why is it important to know and analyze our audience before, during, and after presentation?
Alyssa wrote: "Dzanna wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience before, during, and after presentation in order to know as a presenter, what the audience is looking for and appeal to their wants."..."
I agree, knowing what the audience wants to hear and repeating just that.
Over and over again.
Abbie wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience before, during, and after the presentation to determine if we are taking the rights steps to appeal to their interests. For example, If the audience..."Fantastic points, Abbie!(:
Jessica wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience because it let's us appeal to them in the best way possible. Knowing their opinions on your topic let's you know what side to take if there is a bi..."I agree. The more you know about the audience's opinions, the easier the manipulation
Katey wrote: "It's important to know and analyze our audience because then writing will be more effective. If we do a good enough job at analyzing and then applying what we learned, then the audience will be mor..."I agree, good writing is subjective to what the audience wants.
It is important to know our audience before, after, and during, a presentation. If you know your audience before the presentation then you are able to prepare to phrase things in a way that would make the most sense to them. You are also able to anticipate what your audience will say or ask and can think of responses in advance. If you know your audience during the presentation then you can adapt to them and their shifting moods and thoughts. If you don't know them while your speaking then you will be oblivious to their reactions and could very well go off the deep end because you continued talking about something that they viewed as wrong. If you don't know your audience after the presentation then you are not able to analyze how you did and you will not be able to improve at a reasonable pace.
Lisa wrote: "It's important to know our audience so we can relate to them before, during, and after a presentation. If we don't understand where our audience is coming from or what they stand for, we may offend..."That is so true.
It's important to analyze your audience so you can correctly convey your points with less confusion, youknow?
James wrote: "It is important to analyze and know our audience because context is always important. Before a presentation, it is very important to know the audience in preparing a speech or presentation. During ..."Yes, yes, I agree(:
It is important to analyze the audience before the presentation because if you don't, you might not be prepared for questions or even know how to appeal to them. You need a deep understanding of the audience and their reactions to whatever you are presenting.
Rachel wrote: "If you don't know your audience, your presentation is bound to be unsuccessful. You must understand where the audience stands, how they feel and what they want in order to make them feel like you a..."Four for you, Rachel.
If an author understands the audience, the author can invoke emotions and speak with conviction and sound honest and it'll be easier to sway the audience.
Its important to know our audience to know what and how a subject should be addressed, during the presentation the sudience is important to know how to interact with. Also, after a presentation it is important to know how to further address them.
James wrote: "It is important to analyze and know our audience because context is always important. Before a presentation, it is very important to know the audience in preparing a speech or presentation. During ..."I agree, I think its very important to understand the context and be in the audience's shoes.
Kaitlin wrote: "It's important to analyze audience before reaching out and communicating so we know how to manipulate them properly. Reality is harsh, but that's why we analyze: How can I best manipulate this person?"Wow, I can see that you are a realist and that you like to manipluate people, you should go into politics
Laura wrote: "It's important to analyze your audience so you can correctly convey your points with less confusion, youknow?"Yes, I do know and you are completley right.
Sherard wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience so you are able to draw personal connections."That is important to do.
Gaël wrote: "Not only it helps the speaker chose the right and fitting diction for the audience, but it gives the speaker careful control over his/her own words to appeal to the audience's reactions."Agreed.
Rachel wrote: "If you don't know your audience, your presentation is bound to be unsuccessful. You must understand where the audience stands, how they feel and what they want in order to make them feel like you a..."That is really true Rachel> ;)
Jessica wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience because it let's us appeal to them in the best way possible. Knowing their opinions on your topic let's you know what side to take if there is a bi..."I like how you mentioned Bias, because that is very important. It is important to know how the audience will react and how to respond to the bias questions.
James wrote: "It is important to analyze and know our audience because context is always important. Before a presentation, it is very important to know the audience in preparing a speech or presentation. During ..."That is so good(: preparing the speech or presentation beforehand due to the audience is good to do.
Sherard wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience so you are able to draw personal connections."I agree! Personal connections help you connect more with the audience and help you know how they will react. This will help you prepare for questions.
Analyzing our audience before presentation, reduces the time spending on preparing for presentation.
It is important to know your audience before, during, and after a presentation so that we can relate and get to know them. If we don't understand what our audience is standing for, most likely we would offend them and our presentation would be a complete failure. You need to keep the audience interested so that you can get your point across.
Jordan wrote: "It's important to analyze and know our audience to be able to appeal to them and their minds and to get them to agree with us. For example, for the presentations we did we had to appeal to our audi..."I agree :)
The speaker must know who the audience is, in order to help them relate to what the speaker is saying. Knowing that the speaker can relate to or understand the audience is most persuasive.
It's important to know and analyze our audience before a presentation to find the right way to confront the audience. We need to analyze our audience during the presentation, to answer questions thouroughly and in a well manner. We also need to analyze the audience after the audience to reassure them that things will be okay after studying their emotions.
Lisa wrote: "It's important to know our audience so we can relate to them before, during, and after a presentation. If we don't understand where our audience is coming from or what they stand for, we may offend..."I like that you mentioned to relate to the audience, that is really important!
Maddy wrote: "We should analyze our audience before, during, and after our presentation because is it important to know our audience. When doing a presentation, we want to address certain points that will appeal..."I agree.
Ali wrote: "Analyzing our audience before presentation, reduces the time spending on preparing for presentation."Finally, someone I can agree on!
Sherard wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience so you are able to draw personal connections."I thought it was great you connected analyzing to drawing personal connections, that's definately something an audience will want!
Rachel wrote: "If you don't know your audience, your presentation is bound to be unsuccessful. You must understand where the audience stands, how they feel and what they want in order to make them feel like you a..."I like how you gave an example for your thoughts!
Rachel wrote: "If you don't know your audience, your presentation is bound to be unsuccessful. You must understand where the audience stands, how they feel and what they want in order to make them feel like you a..."I agree. :)
Denny wrote: "We need to know our audience or else what we say may alienate them or our point may not get across to them."Yes, relation between the audience and the speaker is very important to persuade them!
Jordan wrote: "It's important to analyze and know our audience to be able to appeal to them and their minds and to get them to agree with us. For example, for the presentations we did we had to appeal to our audi..."I like that you mentioned to convince, b/c you have to relate to us to convince us!
It is important to analyze our audience before, during, and after to know how to relate to the audience. Also, it is important to know how you need to present the information to have the audience jump on board with the idea or topic that you are presenting.
It is important to know your audience and so that you know how to appeal to them. If we don't know our audience then it is going to be really challenging to have the audience on our side.
It's important to analyze our audience first so we can structure our argument around how they will react. It's also important to analyze during and after, so we can tell if our methods are effective or need to be changed. Correctly analyzing audience is a major part in creating persuasive arguments that actually achieve their purpose.
Abbie wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience before, during, and after the presentation to determine if we are taking the rights steps to appeal to their interests. For example, If the audience..."I like the way you worded this and addressed the different types of audiences. Very true!
It is important to know and analyze our audience before, during, and after presentation. We need to know and expect how our audience is going to react, and if we dont know how they will react towards things, we wont be able to get our point across as well.
Gaël wrote: "Not only it helps the speaker chose the right and fitting diction for the audience, but it gives the speaker careful control over his/her own words to appeal to the audience's reactions."having control over the way the speaker speaks makes them credible in a sense
Maddy wrote: "We should analyze our audience before, during, and after our presentation because is it important to know our audience. When doing a presentation, we want to address certain points that will appeal..."I like how you said that we should appeal to their concerns, so true!
Sherard wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience so you are able to draw personal connections."I did not draw any personal connection after undrestanding the audience
Claire wrote: "It is important to know and analyze audience so that we have a purpose for speaking. If you're speaking to an audience that supports something, like same-sex marriage, and as a speaker, you talk ab..."beautiful claire, totally agree
Sam wrote: "Jia wrote: "To get to know our audience before, during, and after presentation is important because it gives us an idea of what is appropriate and what can be applied to the audience. For example, ..."i can relate to that.
Juntaek wrote: "The speaker must know who the audience is, in order to help them relate to what the speaker is saying. Knowing that the speaker can relate to or understand the audience is most persuasive."Seems about right
Claire wrote: "It is important to know and analyze audience so that we have a purpose for speaking. If you're speaking to an audience that supports something, like same-sex marriage, and as a speaker, you talk ab..."Alyssa wrote: "Claire wrote: "It is important to know and analyze audience so that we have a purpose for speaking. If you're speaking to an audience that supports something, like same-sex marriage, and as a speak..."<
I like how you gave a specific example Claire! Very descriptive and very true (:
Claire wrote: "Maddy wrote: "We should analyze our audience before, during, and after our presentation because is it important to know our audience. When doing a presentation, we want to address certain points th..."Yes it does. If you know the audience, it makes it easier to persuade them.
Alyssa wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience before, during, and after presentation in order to understand their view on the subject. That way, we can present our case in a way that relates to ..."good point, makes a lot of sense
Abbie wrote: "It is important to know and analyze our audience before, during, and after the presentation to determine if we are taking the rights steps to appeal to their interests. For example, If the audience..."I agree!
Interesting point you brought up.