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COM 205D  Oral Communication
Primary PRESENTATION EVALUATION FORM       
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DIRECTIONS:  Use this form to guide your oral evaluation of another student’s presentation,
but write out  the evaluation on another paper so you can keep this form for future use

SPEAKER:                                                                   EVALUATOR:         
…………..
SPEECH TITLE  Did it explain what the speaker will say, ellicite interest in the subject or give character to the presentation.

APPEARANCE                                                                        
Attention (Did Opening remarks grab you)
Body (Dress, stance-Did s/he look  confident)
                                                                                  
RAPPORT
Was it Established early                        
Credible, believable                         
Relaxed, confident                        
Showed command of the language        
                                                                                   
Relates to Audience
Empathy – Did you feel like listening        
Responsive                Were you talked at or with?        
Understanding        Did you understand what was being explained?     
     
STRUCTURE
Introduction (Told you what to expect)        
Organization (Was it Easy to follow and understand)
Transitions (Moved easily from one topic to another)
Conclusion  (Included call to action) Asked you to do something?  
                       
CONTENT
Subject  (Was it Appropriate for this audience)        
Amplification (Gave you enough information to understand)   
                       
VOICE
Tone (Was the speaker Easy to listen to?)
Volume (Loud enough to be heard easily)   
                       
DELIVERY  
NonVerbal                
Physical  (Body Language)                
Eye contact Did the speaker look at you?                
Gestures Were gestures appropriate or looked “nervous”
Posture Looked in charge of the situation                
PACE  Did it flow in a conversational tone                                                                        
Warmth  Did it make you like the speaker?                
                                                  
HABITS Did anything bother you or was outstanding
Vocal?        ?                                              
Mannerisms?
                                               
AV
Use  Did the speaker use any visual/prop/pictures/slidse                                                
Value Did the visual/prop/picture/slide or whatever help you understand or keep your attention?

PURPOSE
Did yOu understand why the speaker chose this subject and what you are supposed to do now    
     ?
EFFECTIVENESS  
How well do you think the speaker did?  Where you moved? Are you better informed?
Where you entertained? Will you “follow the call to action?” Why?  Why not?

Suggestions on how to  improve  .  (be kind—Find two good attributes for every 1 improvement suggestion)

1._____________________________________                3. __________________________________


2._____________________________________                4. __________________________________
Other NOTES:
All of the evaluation forms used in class do not include all the items below.  This list includes most of the skill
sets that can effect the success of a presentation.