Question
Teamwork and Communications
When giving a presentation, where should you stand in relation to the screen?
(1 point)
Responses
in front of the screen, moving frequently around the room
in front of the screen, moving frequently around the room
in back of the screen so the audience can see the visuals
in back of the screen so the audience can see the visuals
to the audience’s left of the screen so the audience will be able to easily read the screen
to the audience’s left of the screen so the audience will be able to easily read the screen
to the audience’s right of the screen so the audience will be forced to pay attention
When giving a presentation, where should you stand in relation to the screen?
(1 point)
Responses
in front of the screen, moving frequently around the room
in front of the screen, moving frequently around the room
in back of the screen so the audience can see the visuals
in back of the screen so the audience can see the visuals
to the audience’s left of the screen so the audience will be able to easily read the screen
to the audience’s left of the screen so the audience will be able to easily read the screen
to the audience’s right of the screen so the audience will be forced to pay attention
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The best option when giving a presentation is to stand **in back of the screen so the audience can see the visuals**. This allows you to directly engage with your audience while ensuring they can view the slides or visuals you are presenting. This positioning minimizes distractions and keeps the focus on both you and the content being displayed.