3. Thesis
“I want to tell you three stories from my life.
That’s it. no big deal, just three stories.”
- Steve Jobs
4. He begun his speech with admitting to
never being as close to a college
graduation ceremony such as this.
“Truth be told.. uh, I never graduated from
college. And uh.. this is the closest i’ve ever
gotten to a college graduation.”
- Steve Jobs
8. • Steve utilized the fourth commandment
which was, “Thou shalt tell a story.”
• He shared his experiences throughout his
life up to this point.
9. Dynamism
• I would rate Steve’s dynamism at 5.
• i felt that his delivery and execution in the
speech was outstanding.
10. - A tip that Steve was able to deliver his
presentation is keeping eye contact on
everyone and not on one section.
11. My Evaluation
• One thing I’ve learned from observing
Steve’s speech is to keep eye contact, don’t
be afraid to use humor in your speech for
comic relief and to keep the audience
entertained.
13. Ken vs. Steve
• Both Ken and Steve used humor to engage
with the audience, as well as keep them
entertained.
14. Ken vs. Steve
Comparisons
• In Ken Robinson’s TED speech, “School Kills
Creativity”, he is only verbal with the audience. No
slides were aided with his speech, only his charm
and poise kept the audience entertained.
• Steve was able to do the same for his speech.
Because of their communication skills, both Ken
and Steve maintained the audiences attention.
15. Ken vs. Steve
Contrasts
• In Ken’s second video he captured the
audience with visuals such as his drawing
typography.
• Steve was not able to use that kind of
delivery for this speech.
16. Tips
• Always give proper eye contact.
• Humor is always welcome.
• Be yourself.
• And of course, have fun!
