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| Involves smooth, fluent, and pleasant speech; results from the way in which a speaker produces and joins sounds. |
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| A presentation delivery method in which a speaker plans, prepares, and rehearses but does not write everything down; brief notes prompt the speaker, but the exact words are chosen spontaneously as the speaker interacts with the audience and identifies their specific needs. |
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| A presentation delivery method in which a speaker is called on without prior notice. |
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| internet conferencing (or webcasting) |
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| A method of real–time conferencing that allows companies to conduct a presentation in real time over the Internet simultaneously with a conference telephone call. |
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| manuscript (or scripted) delivery |
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| A presentation delivery method in which a speaker writes out the entire speech and reads it to the audience. |
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| A presentation delivery method in which a speaker writes out a speech, commits it to memory, and recites it verbatim. |
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| Informal presentations prepared and presented with little time for planning and developing. |
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| Involves both the production and the variation of the speaker's vocal tone. |
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| The highness or lowness of the voice. |
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| Using principles of phonetics to create accurate sounds, rhythm, stress, and intonation. |
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| The speed at which words are spoken. |
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| Short cross–strokes which provide extra detail that help guide the eye on print media. |
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| Individuals and groups scattered at multiple geographic sites can see and hear one another. |
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| A collection of one or more web pages that coherently address a topic. |
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