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Unit 3 - How to present competently

Site: Moodle-Kursserver der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
Course: Digital Learning Kit - self learning course for studying with digital tools
Book: Unit 3 - How to present competently
Printed by: Gast
Date: Friday, 22 November 2024, 6:58 AM

Table of contents

List of contents



Presenting competently

How can I present in a focused way?

Preparing for your presentation

How can I prepare for my presentation?


Transcript of the slides



Preventing technical problems

Which technical problems can occur during a presentation?

Technical problems at your presentation venue and how you can prevent them:


Technical problems on your computer and how you can prevent them:


Transcript of the content



Tips for presenting online

What should I think about in an online presentation?




Application

As it is one thing to get the tips and another to apply them, we have developed a reflection tool for the Digital Learning Kit that you can use regularly, preferably in exchange with fellow students.

On the Mahara platform as a tool for group work, you can find other students who are interested in similar topics and join together in groups.

On this personal learning environment you can find other students who are interested in similar topics and form groups. On Mahara there is an exchange group for the Digital Learning Kit, where you can get together and exchange information about the different modules.

You can find out what you need to consider when logging in to Mahara for the first time, how to join the group and what else you can do on Mahara in the "First steps on Mahara" guide. Log in with your URZ abbreviation and login, which is the same data you use for Friedolin.

The exchange group also provides reflection templates for documenting your work and slowly improve it through reflection. You can copy and edit these templates in your personal portfolio on Mahara. If you wish, you can share them with the other group members to exchange ideas.

Alternatively, you can answer the questions here - alone or with fellow students. Use the dialog cards below to do so!