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| Name | HOW TO SPEAK - MIT Patrick Winston : 프레젠테이션 잘하는법, 한글자막,김철용 |
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| Video Discription | 말더듬 TV입니다. 말더듬 관련정보, 관련영상, 말더듬 교정노하우를 공유합니다. 원본 영상: https://youtu.be/Unzc731iCUY MIT의 패트릭 헨리 윈스턴 교수님의 How To Speak입니다 원본은 MIT OpenCourseWare 에서 2년전에 공개되었는데 조회수가 1,600만이 넘어가고 있습니다 많은 사람에게 도움이 될 수 있을 것 같아 한글자막을 넣어서 업로드한 것입니다. 저작권 침해의 의도는 없으며 원저작권자가 이의를 제기하시면 영상을 내리겠습니다 감사합니다. - 차 례 - 04:23 How to Start 05:54 Four Sample Heuristics - CYCLE on subject: - at any given time 20% of listeners are fogged out - cycling ensure everyone hears - FENCE the subject: restrict scope to avoid semantic confusion - verbal PUNCTUATION: provide bus stops for fallen passengers to get back - ask a QUESTION 10:25 * The Tools: Time and Place - 11 AM: everyone is awake, no one is asleep, and it precedes a meal. - WELL LIT: - lights full on. - vision science shows anything but bright light signals sleep. - it's hard to see slides through closed eyelids. - design so success is the only option. 13:37 * The Tools: Boards, Props, and Slides ** Board - GRAPHIC - SPEED: brains scaffold new information at the speed of hand writing. - TARGET: gives you and the audience an anchoring, focal point. 36:35 * Informing: Promise, Inspiration, How To Think - Humans are story telling animals. ** How To Think - stories to know - questions to ask about stories - mechanisms to analyze stories - how to add and combine stories - how to evaluate a story's reliability * Persuading: Oral Exams, Job Talks, Getting Famous ** Getting Famous - Why fame? you get use to fame; you never acclimate to being ignored. * Winston's Star ✯: the elements required to make an idea famous - SYMBOL (✯) - SLOGAN ("one shot") - SURPRISE ("don't need 1E9 examples") - SALIENT (stick out / jet upwards) - STORY 53:17 * How to Stop: Final Slide, Final Words 56:58 * Final Words: Joke, Thank You, Examples04:23 How to Start 05:54 Four Sample Heuristics - CYCLE on subject: - at any given time 20% of listeners are fogged out - cycling ensure everyone hears - FENCE the subject: restrict scope to avoid semantic confusion - verbal PUNCTUATION: provide bus stops for fallen passengers to get back - ask a QUESTION 10:25 * The Tools: Time and Place - 11 AM: everyone is awake, no one is asleep, and it precedes a meal. - WELL LIT: - lights full on. - vision science shows anything but bright light signals sleep. - it's hard to see slides through closed eyelids. - design so success is the only option. 13:37 * The Tools: Boards, Props, and Slides ** Board - GRAPHIC - SPEED: brains scaffold new information at the speed of hand writing. - TARGET: gives you and the audience an anchoring, focal point. 36:35 * Informing: Promise, Inspiration, How To Think - Humans are story telling animals. ** How To Think - stories to know - questions to ask about stories - mechanisms to analyze stories - how to add and combine stories - how to evaluate a story's reliability * Persuading: Oral Exams, Job Talks, Getting Famous ** Getting Famous - Why fame? you get use to fame; you never acclimate to being ignored. * Winston's Star ✯: the elements required to make an idea famous - SYMBOL (✯) - SLOGAN ("one shot") - SURPRISE ("don't need 1E9 examples") - SALIENT (stick out / jet upwards) - STORY 53:17 * How to Stop: Final Slide, Final Words 56:58 * Final Words: Joke, Thank You, Examples 감사합니다 ^^ |
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