___You understand that a community presentation is a live, face-to-face description of your viewpoint to a local group. ___You understand that a community presentation can be done in many formats, such as public speeches, informal talks, town meetings, debates, workshops, or seminars. You understand the reasons to make community presentations: ___To increase community awareness and understanding ___To increase support ___To encourage community involvement and action You understand when you should make presentations: ___When community awareness or understanding is low ___When you have new or important information about the issue ___When the community is receptive to such information ___When action needs to be taken quickly You know how to make community presentations: ___You have decided on the best communication format. ___You know who your audience will be. ___You have recruited the audience members you want. ___You know the presentation setting. ___You have clarified your objectives. ___You have developed an outline. ___You have selected your materials. ___You have practiced. ___You have used your notes. ___You "brought them to their feet!" ___You are prepared for questions. ___You have followed up on your talk.
