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Mastering Speaking and Presentations: A case Based Approach
Prof. Seema Singh · IIT Kharagpur
About
How would you receive and respond to, if your professor or boss says that we need people who can speak effectively and deliver impactful Presentations? Do you think you fit this dual prescription? If yes, well and good. If not, here is an NPTEL Online Course (NOC) Course that will effectively train and lead you to career success as well as personal efficacy. Mastering Speaking and Presentations: A Case Based Approach is focused on equipping you with all the tools and techniques needed to speak effectively and present powerfully. Starting with the basics of English Pronunciation, moving on to making you speak English effortlessly, and concluding with you becoming a wonderful Presenter, this course has it all. Welcome to Mastering Speaking and Presentations: A Case Based Approach. With its wonderful ins and outs and unique pedagogy, this Course makes you the perfect you.
Intended audience: UG / PG students, PhD Scholars, employed individuals, and professionals as well can enroll for the proposed NPTEL Course
Lectures
Week 1
- Lecture No - 01 : Course Introduction
- Lecture - 02 : Pre-Assessment
- Lecture No - 03 : Vocabulary Made Easy
- Lecture - 04 : The Power of Words
- Lecture No - 05 : Case Studies 1 - Mr. Akshat Ranjit Kumar and Mr. Vijendra Singh Shyam
Week 2
- Lecture No - 06 : Spoken English Part 1: Introduction to Word Accent
- Lecture No - 07 : Word Accent: Disyllabic Words
- Lecture No - 08 : Word Accent: Shift of Accent in Disyllabic Words
- Lecture No - 09 : Word Accent: Polysyllabic Words
- Lecture No - 10 : Case Studies 2 - Ms. Pooja Saini and Mr. Akshath Surwase
Week 3
- Lecture No - 11 : Spoken English Part 2: Introduction to Rhythm
- Lecture No - 12 : Introduction to Rhythm
- Lecture No - 13 : Rising Intonation
- Lecture No - 14 : Falling Intonation
- Lecture No - 15 : (Case Studies-3) - by Aditya Raj, A Rohith Kumar & Naini Suhas Reddy.
Week 4
- Lecture No - 16 : Spoken English Part 3: Introduction to Spoken English in Specific Scenarios
- Lecture No - 17 : How to Speak in Formal Settings
- Lecture No - 18 : How to Speak with People Lower in Hierarchy than You
- Lecture No - 19 : Telephone Skills: Taking & Making Calls, Voice, Intonation, and Language
- Lecture No - 20 : (Case Studies-4) - by Devansh Gupta, Om Jain & Sujesh Sheshadri
Week 5
- Lecture No - 21 : Impactful Presentations Part 1 - Introduction to Body Langauge & Voice Modulation
- Lecture No - 22 : The role of Nonverbal Communication in delivering impactful Presentations
- Lecture No - 23 : Body Language: Mechanics & Style
- Lecture No - 24 : Voice Modulation - Voice Projection, Replacing Fillers, and Emphasis
- Lecture No - 25 : (Case Studies-5) - by Anuj Kumar, Yash Gupta & Pawan Sharma
Week 6
- Lecture No - 26 : Impactful Presentations Part 2: The Power of Pause
- Lecture No - 27 : Pause to engage audience in a conversation
- Lecture No - 28 : Combine Pause and Repetition Techniques
- Lecture No - 29 : Demonstrate Confidence & Control to Establish your Presence
- Lecture No - 30 : (Case Studies-6) - by Soumyashree Nayak, Vedant Sharma, Devanaboyina Saketh Ram and Yogesh Kushwaha
Week 7
- Lecture No - 31 : Impactful Presentations Part 3: Introduction to Empathy
- Lecture No - 32 : The Role of Empathy in Delivering Impactful Presentations
- Lecture No - 33 : How to make your Presentations have an Impact on your Audiences
- Lecture No - 34 : Key Takeaways on Impactful Presentations that leave lasting Impressions
- Lecture No - 35 : (Case Studies-7) - by S Ayush, Akshit Goyal, Shivang Devina and Raunak Dariyal
Week 8
- Lecture No - 36 : Case Studies on Effective Speaking & Impactful Presentations - Part I
- Lecture No - 37 : Case Studies on Effective Speaking & Impactful Presentations - Part II
- Lecture No - 38 : Case Observation 1 - Tatoo History, Art, and Culture - by Crow
- Lecture No - 39 : Case Observation 2 - Effective Presentations by Ms. Akriti Agarwal
- Lecture No - 40 : Course Conclusion
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Kharagpur
- Department
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Teacher
- Prof. Seema Singh
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Society and politics
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
- Attribution
- NPTEL states: "Distributed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike / CC BY - NC - SA", beside a BY-NC-SA badge.
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