How To Speak by Patrick Winston
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MIT How to Speak, IAP 2018
Instructor: Patrick Winston
View the complete course: https://ocw.mit.edu/how_to_speak
Patrick Winston's How to Speak talk has been an MIT tradition for over 40 years. Offered every January, the talk is intended to improve your speaking ability in critical situations by teaching you a few heuristic rules.
00:16 - Introduction
03:11 - Rules of Engagement
04:15 - How to Start
05:38 - Four Sample Heuristics
10:17 - The Tools: Time and Place
13:24 - The Tools: Boards, Props, and Slides
36:30 - Informing: Promise, Inspiration, How To Think
41:30 - Persuading: Oral Exams, Job Talks, Getting Famous
53:06 - How to Stop: Final Slide, Final Words
56:35 - Final Words: Joke, Thank You, Examples
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For more on the life and work of Professor Winston (1943-2019), visit https://www.memoriesofpatrickwinston.com/
great guy! really enjoyed and useful
50:30
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And after this lecture, the students went to another lecture and judged the living crap out of the lecturer.
Sadly I just happened upon this video today and did not know we lost such a great mind. I wish I got to meet and work with this gentleman.
As a 20 year Microsoft Certified Trainer and frequent speaker I can personally reaffirm almost every (salient 😉 ) point made during this presentation.
While I believe style could be added (finding yours) along with other techniques such as:
"Know Your Audience and Their Interests" &
"Don't Talk to the Board"
Mr. Winston does a fantastic job at what I myself employ as well as teach CEOs, trainers, software developers and Sales professionals.
Kudos for Sharing your Research, Experience and Passion! Well done.
For the last side, part of the presentation "we" (wont mention the large Software R&D firm here) put up "Short Links" like Bity.ly or more important now QR Codes As almost everyone will simply use their Mobile to take a pic of the slide. So Plan and encourage slide Content Sharing (of course limited) in the way people are now interacting with presentations and talks.
Is "empathatic" an accepted alternative spelling of "empathetic"? I couldn't find it anywhere.
A lot of this is basically a tutorial on how to teach. Many high school teachers need to watch this.
armamentarium
How the mighty has fallen, M.I.T. you can do better.
Boring as hell.
Guys who know, is there such software EnotGlobal, did anyone work for them?
I wish I watched this before giving PowerPoint presentations to company executives team
I'm so happy to hear the comment about "thank you".
I remember being told to say "thank you" at the end of my slides and I said "No".
In chats they write about EnotGlobal , who knows what kind of thing?
an academic delusion
ted talks how to speak
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cflCyyEA2I
Me while finishing my presentation on my plane design to the engineering board: "God bless you, and God bless America!"
This is the level of intellect? This is embarrassing.
3:50 does anyone has a link to the study he is referring to? The speech and presentation were out of the box.
Some of the best talks I've ever attended started with a great joke. People who aren't paying attention at the start aren't paying attention anyway. He even said that. If you're no good at telling jokes however, skip it.
That chalk sound is very ASMR-y.
Truly an inspiration
What a timeless lecture. It's great that this will be available for generations to come. There is always something to learn here.
I've already seen this. You just need to be pleasing and use lots of lip and tongue action. And have a wire rack.
I use a laptop to take notes because I can’t read my own handwriting. I also don’t write very fast. Not being able to have a laptop would be tough for me. Also, because I type so much faster than I write, I can take a quick note and continue listening and watching the professor. If I had to hand write it all down, my eyes wouldn’t leave my notebook!
Very impressive your reading Sir
Sometimes hands on the pockets means it's everything we can do because the students look like be born in fortunes or have got jackpot fortunes, without efforts, fortunately!!!
It means I am wide awake!
Conclusion is we have been followed by whom?
No jokes and very serious!
Congratulations!
2K thumbs down?
*Accidentally said thank you at the end…
I'll need you to edit that out in post MIT.
Wonderful
If a joke is on the tip of your tougue and you may have come up with it on the way in, describing a situation the room faced coming in, it could work.
How to Speak by Patrick Winston:
Step 1) Stand by Patrick Winston
Step 2) Begin speaking
i don' t think thas was efficient at all keeping energy in mind , thank you for the misleading title too.
Thank you for the lecture! I learned a lot and I really do appreciate all your work.