Welcome to Digital Presentation - Spring 2019

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Dear students,
Please access and read the blog before you come to class.
Kind regards,
Chris Elvin

English Presentation I (Spring, 2019)
Day / Time: Monday Morning
Chris Elvin
 
Contact: chriselvin@gmail.com
Blog: http://elvindp.blogspot.com
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Course Description and Objectives
This course is designed primarily to improve students’ presentation skills and thereby to develop their integrative English language proficiency.In spring the goal is to acquire basic presentations skills, including how to organize a presentation, supporting arguments with evidence, effective use of visual aids, and aspects of delivery such as eye contact or gesture.  Students base their presentations on the basic patterns taught and learn to speak from notes.  More skilled students make longer persuasive presentations as the term progresses.  The class is conducted in English.
  
Grading

Digital Assignments
• A one-minute self-introduction uploaded to the private blog. 10 points
• A two-minute interview uploaded to the private blog. 10 points
• Homework assignments. 30 points

 Please post your assignments using the form below:

 Upload Homework

Student-led Activity
• A pairwork presentation which introduces a website or an app that helps English language learning or can be used to enhance digital presentations. 10 points

 Student-led Activity Homework Form

Mid-term Presentation
• A mid-term group presentation. 10 points

Attendance
• You are required to attend all classes. 10 points

Final Presentation
• A final solo or pair presentation. 20 points

Good luck!
Chris Elvin




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