Essay On Brief Outline

Brief and PowerPoint

When doing the Brief Outline, many of my strengths relied on finding credible sources that gave me reliable intel I could use in my speeches. In each one of my speeches, I was required to have one peer-reviewed source journal article, but I went above and beyond those expectations and added two or more peer-reviewed articles in each of my speeches. This helped me create more credibility to my audience as I was presenting each one of my topics. Another strength of the Brief Outline is that it allows me to know what exactly I will be discussing in my actual speech. It was designed to help me navigate through my speech with ease. The only challenge I faced when composing my Brief Outline was physically writing it after

My strengths that came with creating each PowerPoint was that I focus on main ideas that I wanted to address. I would make short phrases that I would look at during my speech to help my train of thought, making it easier to get my point across. Another strength was how I enhanced my PowerPoint by adding visuals to attract my audience’s eyes. This gave them a more visual outlook on the points I was discussing. The primary challenge I had when using PowerPoint was that sometimes it was difficult to embed certain pictures on to slide due to not being compatible with PowerPoint. Overall, I faced a lot more strengths than challenges when it came to

I enjoyed making the in-class survey for this topic to see the response my colleagues gave. However, the Brief Outline was harder to complete, since there was not a lot of statistics that have been shown for animal testing. The PowerPoint was easy to create once I had my Brief Outline done, but I will I condensed the points I wanted to make to shorten the amount it took to get through my speech. This assignment will help me in the future because it granted me new methods to be persuasive in the real world moving forward. There is nothing about this project that would not benefit me in the