After your presentation, the evaluator can either complete this form or give you verbal feedback on the aspects of the presentation. Some of the questions relate to the content, so you can determine if you delivered your desired message, while others are about your specific performance.
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What was the title of my presentation?
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What three main points did I make?
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What is the call to action I want the audience to take?
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What parts of the presentation were confusing?
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Did I use any jargon or words that you didn’t know or understand?
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Which parts of the presentation are too simplistic or contain information that the audience already knows?
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Were my visuals interesting or boring, helpful or distracting?
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How did you feel during and after the presentation?
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Objectively describe me — during the presentation — in two or three words, such as professional, nervous, knowledgeable, warm, confident, cold, unorganized, pushy.
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Did I do any of the following:
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Talk too fast
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Talk too slow or in a monotone voice
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Pace or shift my weight nervously
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Display a nervous tic, such as grimacing or playing with an object
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