District76 Spring Conference 2015 - Evaluation Workshop - Ed Kuiters 2015
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1. The document discusses how to effectively evaluate a speech or presentation by preparing evaluation points in advance, observing the speaker and audience during the presentation, and providing constructive feedback afterwards in a concise yet helpful manner. 2. It recommends contacting the speaker beforehand to understand the objectives, preparing an evaluation format or key points to focus on, and observing without taking extensive notes during the presentation. 3. The evaluation should then focus outward on how to improve, using specific examples, and thank the speaker for the opportunity to provide feedback in a way that encourages growth.
District76 Spring Conference 2015 - Evaluation Workshop - Ed Kuiters 2015
- 1. The Gift of Evaluation Pioneer TMC - Koji Sato, Ed Kuiters
- 2. Program Evaluation? Prepare During the speech After the speech Deliver Action!
- 3. Opportunity Help Grow What is evaluation?
- 4. Encouraging not cheerleading or criticizing Provide a mirror Show how to improve Help
- 5. Give your goals to the evaluator Evaluation is an opinion Reflect Grow
- 6. Prepare for an evaluation Contact the speaker; project? objectives? Read project Prepare evaluation format
- 7. Evaluation form Strong Improvement key element 1 key element 2 key element 3 key element 4
- 8. Key elements AIDA (+/-): persuasive speeches attention, interest, desire, action GIFT (+): exceptional speakers good, inform, fine-tune, thank Flow, GLOVE, HSF, etc. CUSTOM!
- 9. During the speech Focus! Observe speaker & audience Write as little as possible
- 10. Presenting your gift Focus outward To the point Do not rehash the speech To audience; ‘he’, to speaker; ‘you’ Show how Strong conclusion
- 11. Let’s try it!
- 12. Prepare for an evaluation Contact the speaker. What is your project? What are your objectives? Read project & evaluation points Decide on evaluation form
- 14. During the speech Focus! Observe the audience Write as little as possible
- 15. Presenting your gift Focus outward To the point Do not rehash the speech To audience; ‘he’, to speaker; ‘you’ Show how Strong conclusion
- 16. Take away 1. Prepare 2. Observe first, process later 3. Mirror & explain how 4. Don’t be afraid to evaluate;