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What statement does this quote of Guy Kawasaki prove? (choose 2) If we had asked the customers in 1983 what they needed they would have said: “I need a bigger faster cheaper Apple II”. No one would have said: “Give us the cute little graphics toy that was slow; that had no software (thanks to me); that couldn’t use any industry standards; that had a little mouse instead of cursor keys; that had a graphical user interface with a trash in the bottom right corner”. (editor’s note: that’s what Apple did)
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7. Question 7 What statement does this quote of Guy Kawasaki prove? (choose 2) If we had asked the customers in 1983 what they needed they would have said: “I…

Read More What statement does this quote of Guy Kawasaki prove? (choose 2) If we had asked the customers in 1983 what they needed they would have said: “I need a bigger faster cheaper Apple II”. No one would have said: “Give us the cute little graphics toy that was slow; that had no software (thanks to me); that couldn’t use any industry standards; that had a little mouse instead of cursor keys; that had a graphical user interface with a trash in the bottom right corner”. (editor’s note: that’s what Apple did)
Online Course Support | Presentation skills: Speechwriting and Storytelling

What might be an ultimate goal for a presentation?
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6. Question 6 What might be an ultimate goal for a presentation? 1 / 1 point A goal that helps the audience to make a good decision A goal that is…

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Online Course Support | Presentation skills: Speechwriting and Storytelling

What are the drawbacks of a motivation-only presentation? (choose 4)
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4. Question 4 What are the drawbacks of a motivation-only presentation? (choose 4) 1 / 1 point You present too many facts and figures It may lead to emotional burnout …

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Online Course Support | Presentation skills: Speechwriting and Storytelling

What will be a good shared goal? You are responsible for the VIP clients of your company. Your company provides software as a service — email services (like MailChimp, for example). Recently the company’s management introduced a new slightly more expensive subscription plan, but with a flat rate.
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8. Question 8 What will be a good shared goal? You are responsible for the VIP clients of your company. Your company provides software as a service — email services…

Read More What will be a good shared goal? You are responsible for the VIP clients of your company. Your company provides software as a service — email services (like MailChimp, for example). Recently the company’s management introduced a new slightly more expensive subscription plan, but with a flat rate.
Online Course Support | Presentation skills: Speechwriting and Storytelling

Why do people really listen to the presentation?
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5. Question 5 Why do people really listen to the presentation? 1 / 1 point They want to know something new They want to make a good decision They want…

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Online Course Support | Ready, Set, Future! Introduction to Futures Thinking

In how many years does the future start, according to professional futurists?
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1. Question 1 In how many years does the future start, according to professional futurists? 10 According to professional futurists the future starts 10 years from today.

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Online Course Support | Ready, Set, Future! Introduction to Futures Thinking

You’ve met four new people this week who use futures thinking in their work. You’ve also had a chance to read a report on how professional (full-time) futurists do their work. With this glimpse into a day in the life of a a diverse group of futurists, how do you think futures thinking might fit into your own work or your community involvement?
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1. Question 1 You’ve met four new people this week who use futures thinking in their work. You’ve also had a chance to read a report on how professional (full-time)…

Read More You’ve met four new people this week who use futures thinking in their work. You’ve also had a chance to read a report on how professional (full-time) futurists do their work. With this glimpse into a day in the life of a a diverse group of futurists, how do you think futures thinking might fit into your own work or your community involvement?
Online Course Support | Ready, Set, Future! Introduction to Futures Thinking

This type of futures thinking is the first step in any new futures project. It asks the question: How might the world be different in the next 10 years? It looks for evidence of changes already happening today and helps us anticipate what’s coming next.
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1. Question 1 This type of futures thinking is the first step in any new futures project. It asks the question: How might the world be different in the next…

Read More This type of futures thinking is the first step in any new futures project. It asks the question: How might the world be different in the next 10 years? It looks for evidence of changes already happening today and helps us anticipate what’s coming next.
Online Course Support | Ready, Set, Future! Introduction to Futures Thinking

This type of futures thinking helps you strategize about what you can do today to make the future you want more likely, and the futures you don’t want less likely.
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4. Question 4 This type of futures thinking helps you strategize about what you can do today to make the future you want more likely, and the futures you don’t…

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Online Course Support | Ready, Set, Future! Introduction to Futures Thinking

This type of futures thinking is designed to help you avoid blindspots when it comes to the future. It lets you see the future from many diverse points of view. It helps you work with others to uncover the hardest-to-anticipate consequences and ripple effects of change.
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3. Question 3 This type of futures thinking is designed to help you avoid blindspots when it comes to the future. It lets you see the future from many diverse…

Read More This type of futures thinking is designed to help you avoid blindspots when it comes to the future. It lets you see the future from many diverse points of view. It helps you work with others to uncover the hardest-to-anticipate consequences and ripple effects of change.

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