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Blogging at the Speed of Thought By AgenceCAPA http://www.u-g-h.com/2008/10/24/blogg... In this video Owen tries out Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred version 10 using it with WordPress to write a blog article. Tags: 10, blogging, dns, dragon, naturally, naturallyspeaking, speaking, with 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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arabic debate By ibnmisab asean intervarsity arabic debate 2008. final iium (team a vs team b) Tags: arab, arabic, debat, debate, iium, public, speaking, uiam 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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dbsk rising in the english alphabet - part 1 (COMPLETE) By oowhistle4uoo tvxq singing dancing rapping speaking and reading text messages in english!!! the FINAL PRODUCTION. took a while squeezing a bunch of clips together! so many to choose from but couldnt get them all!! anyways. have fun! Tags: bang, changmin, dbsk, dong, english, final, funny, jaejoong, ki, micky, production, shin, speaking, tohoshinki, tvxq, xiah, yunho 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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TOEFL final test 02 (Speaking) By ouliogroove You will finde the TWO texts related to question 3 and 4 down here No More bicycles on Campus(question 3) Recently, there have been a number of bicycle-related accidents, both with automobiles and pedestrians, on campus. Some have been so severe as to have required the hospitalization of those involved. The school administration has therefore decided to ban all bicycles from the campus. The reckless behavior of most bicyclists on campus has been the sole reason for these accidents, so until our student-bicyclists learn to be more respectful or others, they may not ride on campus anymore. The school will, however, increase the number of buses on campus. With more buses, students should have no problem getting to their classes on time. Animal tameability (Question 4) There are thousands of species of animals on Earth, yet only a small number have been domesticated. One important factor in domesticating animals is the species' tameability. This refers to the ease with which an animal may be domesticated. An animal's disposition is crucial for determining its tameability. Those with pleasant dispositions may be tamed much more easily than animals aggressive or hostile toward humans. Another is the ability to change the animal's social hierarchy. In other words animals must be able to recognize humans as their new pack leaders, thereby easing their ability to be domesticated. Tags: final, speaking, test, toefl 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Public Speaking Speech #1 By elchicomexicano Monica Zaring giving her first Public Speaking Speech. In the video I talk about where I see my life in ten years. Tags: #1, public, speaking, speech 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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TOEFL speaking question 5 part 1 (4 samples) By ouliogroove These are 4 sample questions for the TOEFL ibt speaking section. As you probably already know, the speaking test is divided into 6 sections and this video deals with question number 5; problem sloving. In this question, you are asked to listen to two students (usually a man and a woman) discussing solutions to a given problem. The problem is usually related to life on a university campus with some rare exceptions. But no matter the nature of the problem, your job is ALWAYS the same. There is no way you can be startled by this question. The question is often worded in the following way The students discuss two possible solutions to the man/woman's problem. Describe the problem and state which of the two solutions you prefer and why. I personally think this is one of the easiest question in the whole test. You may disagree with me, but let me tell why I think it is an easy one. First of all, unlike the first two questions, you don't need to be creative. You don't have to come up with something intelligent to say or share something personal. Indeed all the material is provided for you. All you have to do is listen to the conversation, take notes following a very simple pattern and then decide which of the two solutions sounds the best. Once you have selected the solution, all you have to do is state the advantages of the solution and perhaps the disadvantages of the other solution, which by the way are all provided in the conversation. It is important to note that you MUST NOT come up with a solution of your own. The question clearly stipulates that you have to select one of the solutions provided in the conversation. What you can do though is to come up with additional reasons to support your choice, but it is not a requirement. Remember, this is a language test, nobody actually cares about whether or not your solution is the best. All they care about is how well you can deliver your thoughts in ENGLISH... Anyways, here is how I advise my students to structure their notes. 1: The Problem: _____________________ 2: Solution 1: ______________________ 2.1: The advantages_______________ 2.2: The disadvantages____________ 3: Solution 2: ______________________ 3.1: The advantages_______________ 3.2: The disadvantages____________ 4: My opinion: 1 or 2 4.1 My 1st reason _________________ 4.2:My 2nd reason _________________ And that's it... Just make sure that you get all that info while you are listening and preparing you r answer should be much easier. Here is how the speech should actually be presented 1: State the problem briefly: 5-10 secs 2: State the best solution: 5 secs 3: State your first reason 10 secs 4: Provide an example/detail 10 secs 5: State your second reason 10 secs 6: Provide an example/detail 10 secs 7: make up a cute conclusion 5 secs There is no way you can fail the organization part for that question if you follow that pattern. NOTE Of course, the judges expect you to summarize using different words than those used in the conversation. That is when all those synonyms and paraphrasing skills come in handy. So make sure you keep the content, but change the words. Good luck Here is the link to the PDF speaking scoring grid www.ets.org/Media/Tests/TOEFL/pdf/Speaki ng_Rubrics.pdf It will give you a good idea of what they use to grade you Tags: final, help, ibt, practice, sample, speaking, test, toefl 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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TOEFL speaking question 6 part 2 (3 samples) By ouliogroove Here are 3 samples of the TOEFL ibt Speaking question 6. In this question, you are asked to summarize a lecture on an academic topic. From my experience as a teacher, this is on of the hardest question in the entire test, as it puts your note taking abilities to a test. You have to make sure that you take as much notes as you can, so that when the time to prepare comes, you have a maximum of material to work with. As wit all the other questions, you will only hear the lecture once, so it is imperative that you take notes. Most of the time, this question provide you with two examples, studies, life experience etc. Your job is to summarize 1: The main idea of the lecture 2: the two examples provided by the lecturer. 3: Some pr the supporting details provided by the professor. You should also try to summarize by paraphrasing the content of the lecture. That is to say find other ways to say the same thing as the rofessor did. This is supposed to demonstrate your ability to retell information using your own words. So in other words, don;t repeat integrally what the lecturer has said. I wish you the best of luck!!! Here is the link to the PDF speaking scoring grid www.ets.org/Media/Tests/TOEFL/pdf/Speaki ng_Rubrics.pdf It will give you a good idea of what they use to grade you Tags: final, part, practice, psychology, question, sample, speaking, test, toefl 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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TOEFL Speaking question 6 part 1 (4 samples) By ouliogroove Here are 3 samples of the TOEFL ibt Speaking question 6. In this question, you are asked to summarize a lecture on an academic topic. From my experience as a teacher, this is on of the hardest question in the entire test, as it puts your note taking abilities to a test. You have to make sure that you take as much notes as you can, so that when the time to prepare comes, you have a maximum of material to work with. As wit all the other questions, you will only hear the lecture once, so it is imperative that you take notes. Most of the time, this question provide you with two examples, studies, life experience etc. Your job is to summarize 1: The main idea of the lecture 2: the two examples provided by the lecturer. 3: Some pr the supporting details provided by the professor. You should also try to summarize by paraphrasing the content of the lecture. That is to say find other ways to say the same thing as the rofessor did. This is supposed to demonstrate your ability to retell information using your own words. So in other words, don't repeat integrally what the lecturer has said. I wish you the best of luck!!! Here is the link to the PDF speaking scoring grid www.ets.org/Media/Tests/TOEFL/pdf/Speaki ng_Rubrics.pdf It will give you a good idea of what they use to grade you Tags: final, practice, samples, speaking, test, toefl 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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(Texto con audio)Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer/Rima IV (AUDIO POEM) By spanishpodcast Aprende,mejora tu español en www.spanishpodcast.org. Learn&Improve your Spanish in www.spanishpodcast.org GUSTAVO ADOLFO BÉCQUER. RIMA IV. No digáis que, agotado su tesoro, de asuntos falta, enmudeció la lira; podrá no haber poetas; pero siempre habrá poesía. Mientras las ondas de la luz al beso palpiten encendidas, mientras el sol las desgarradas nubes de fuego y oro vista, mientras el aire en su regazo lleve perfumes y armonías, mientras haya en el mundo primavera, ¡habrá poesía! Mientras la ciencia a descubrir no alcance las fuentes de la vida, y en el mar o en el cielo haya un abismo que al cálculo resista, mientras la humanidad siempre avanzando no sepa a dó camina, mientras haya un misterio para el hombre, ¡habrá poesía! Mientras se sienta que se ríe el alma, sin que los labios rían; mientras se llore, sin que el llanto acuda a nublar la pupila; mientras el corazón y la cabeza batallando prosigan, mientras haya esperanzas y recuerdos, ¡habrá poesía! Mientras haya unos ojos que reflejen los ojos que los miran, mientras responda el labio suspirando al labio que suspira, mientras sentirse puedan en un beso dos almas confundidas, mientras exista una mujer hermosa, ¡habrá poesía! Tags: adolfo, amor, audio, bécquer, espanol, gustavo, learn, lesson, love, poem, poema, poesía, poetry, romanticism, romanticismo, speaking 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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PRESENTATIONS: Tips about Speaking to an Audience By SAStudyadvice Barbara Allan of the Hull University Business School provides advice about giving a Presentation. Two key points: Topic and Audience. Collect a variety of images to enrich your talk. She highlights: Begin / Middle / End. Be enthusiastic; do not hide behind your notes; include anecdotes; audience participation; questions; humour; rehearse your talk beforehand. Tags: advice, business, communications, help, presentation, public, speaking, talk, university 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Jim Key - World Champion of Public Speaking By jimkeyfree Jim Key (World Champion of Public Speaking) delivers short speech "The Maximum Value" at District 50 TLI. (The audio quality isn't quite up to par, but you can still get the message.) Tags: challenge, champion, humor, motivational, speaker, speaking, speech, toastmasters 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Keith Washo ToastMaster Winning Speech By keithwasho ToastMaster winning speech from California TM public speaking competition Tags: music, public, speaking, speech, success, toastmasters 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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2 Speech Contest Public Speaking Champions: Vikas & Darren By StageTime http://www.Presentation411.com NSA New England interviews 2 World Champions of Public Speaking, Vikas Jhingran, 2007 & Darren LaCroix 2001 (who coached him on his winning Toastmaster Speech) Tags: champion, darren, jhingran, lacroix, of, public, speaking, toastmaster, vikas, world 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Harvard Business School Public Speaking Contest 2006 (3/3) By Nassautiger Part 3 of 3 Tags: 2006, business, contest, harvard, kim, pj, public, school, speaking 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Harvard Business School Public Speaking Contest 2006 (2/3) By Nassautiger Part 2 of 3 Tags: 2006, business, contest, harvard, kim, pj, public, school, speaking 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Harvard Business School Public Speaking Contest 2006 (1/3) By Nassautiger Won first place in the HBS Public Speaking Contest in 2006. PJ Kim is still looking for a job. Part 1 of 3 Tags: 2006, business, contest, harvard, kim, pj, public, school, speaking 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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WUDC Public Speaking 2007 - Michael Imeson By kojaxs Michael Imeson from Seattle University reflects on the last year. This speech won the public speaking competition at WUDC 2007. Tags: 2007, public, speaking, wudc 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Professional Presentation Skills: Learn from World Champions By StageTime http://www.Presentation411.com How to develop professional presentation skills! What are their secrets? How to they connect? What is their process? How do they make them laugh? Learn from 7 Toastmasters World Champions of Public Speaking, Darren LaCroix, Mark Brown, Ed Tate, Craig Valentine, Jim Key Tags: champion, darren, fear, lacroix, of, presentation, professional, public, skills, speaking, toastmasters, world 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Presentation Skills: World Champion of Public Speaking By StageTime http://www.HowToOwnTheStage.com Learn Presentation Skills from the Toastmaster World Champion of Public Speaking. He started with severe stage fright and over came his fear of public speaking to outspeak 25,000 speaking contestants from 14 countires Tags: darren, fear, lacroix, of, presentation, public, skills, speaking 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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8. Powerpoint Secrets of Great Presentations By pjvdixon http://www.globalchange.comn Secrets of successful corporate presentations. Keep powerpoint slides simple. How to use powerpoint. Secret of great keynote conference speeches. How to give great lectures. Powerful presentation tools and tips. How to use Powerpoint. How to reach an audience. Connect with audience emotion. Understand needs of audience. Watch audience responses. Keep close to event organisers. Prepare very carefully. Adapt key messages. Take care over humour, jokes and culture. Guide, conference preparation tips and tools. How to win an audience over. Keep messages simple and relevant. Guide to great presentations by Patrick Dixon, Futurist and keynote conference speaker -- has spoken to audiences in 50 nations, up to 4 countries a week, 30-2000 people each time, and ranked as one of the most influential business thinkers alive today. Presentations, lectures, conference, powerpoint, keynote, speech, event, workshop, seminar, prepare, success, tools, guide. Communicating with audiences. Tags: advice, corporate, events, finance, lessons, powerpoint, preparation, presentations, public, speaking, staging, success, technology, tips, training 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
