Like an introduction to a written document, an introduction to an oral presentation helps your audience understand what you are going to say, why you are going to say it, and how you are going to say it. The conclusion reinforces what you said and looks to the future.

For scripted presentations, most speakers need a little over a minute to deliver a double-spaced page of text effectively.

Copyright law is the body of law that relates to the appropriate use of a person’s intellectual property such as written documents, pictures, musical compositions, and the like, and the right to copy the work that he or she has created.

A good rule of thumb for maintaining ethical standards while using a computer is to never do anything online that you would NOT do offline.

During the presentation, you should use memorable language  by involving the audience, by referring to people and not abstractions, and by using interesting facts, figures, and quotations.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 aspects of vocalizing in which inexperienced speakers have problems?

When answering questions at the end of a presentation, and you have already answered a question during the presentation you should politely restate the answer. Avoid insulting the members of the audience by pointing out that you already answered the question.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 characteristics of an effect slide in an oral presentation?

Which of the following is NOT one of the four factors courts consider in disputes over fair use?

In general, an organization is acting ethically if its product or service is both safe and effective.