Purpose- Two basic
issues in preparing and presenting presentations in the field of open and
distance education are to inform the audience and present a general outline. In
addition, it is sometimes necessary to include details the audience needs to a
certain extent.
This study explains certain issues regarding “briefing
preparation and presentation” as a sub-element of “oral presentation”. Based on
the fact that to what extent the issues related to “briefing method” match open
and distance education presentations, it is discussed that it is necessary to
adapt the briefing techniques to open and distance education presentations due
to certain reasons such as time limitations of caused by today’s conditions and
new generation’s impatience and lack of interest in long presentations.
Methodology
– In this study features of conventional and briefing presentations are
compared. The criteria of this comparison are the methods and goals of open and
distant education. The experience acquired from one of the animated and
scripted presentations prepared in Anadolu University Open Education Faculty
Learning Technologies Research and Development unit is told.
Findings-The findings
show that briefing presentation method is highly applicable in presentations in
open and distant education.
Conclusion- This article
claims that the main principles of
briefing presentation method is highly applicable in presentations in
open and distant education.
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Publication Date | March 30, 2017 |
Published in Issue | Year 2017 |
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