Deck 10: Speaking Online

Question 1

The Rule of Thirds references

A) How much time we should spend on homework.
B) How to divide an introduction.
C) How to speak quickly.
D) How to divide up the video image for a pleasing image.
E) How to entertain an audience.

Answer 1

D

Question 2

The backdrop behind a speaker on video

A) Is not important to the video presentation.
B) Should be cluttered to highlight the speaker.
C) Should never be a concern.
D) Should be organized and well-lit.
E) Should be a dark color.

Answer 2

D

Question 3

Headphones:

A) Should be avoided when communicating via video platforms.
B) Should only be used if they are black in color.
C) Are acceptable in video conferencing.
D) Have the tendency to make speakers confident.
E) Are a good way to look unprofessional.

Answer 3

C

Question 4

When setting up for a video conference on a computer

A) Try to look down.
B) Look as close as possible to the video camera lens.
C) Wear bright colors.
D) Use wifi as a connection.
E) Use only specific data.

Question 5

Podcasts are a great method to

A) Dramatize a speech.
B) Provide concrete stories.
C) To start and engage a dialogue with a wide reaching audience.
D) Talk to relatives.
E) Talk with coworker.

Question 6

The rule of thirds imagines the video screen divided into nine sections.

Question 7

Backdrops for video production should be neat and well lit.

Question 8

Try to find active backdrops for videos like a coffee shop.

Question 9

Lighting is evaluated in terms of Kelvins.

Question 10

Sunshine around midday is at nearly 5,500K.

Question 11

Social media can help identify job opportunities.

Question 12

What are some key ideas that should be taken into account before filming online video presentations?

Question 13

Describe the differences in Kelvins between household lights and outdoor sunshine.