Contenido del curso
How to make your ideas compelling and memorable
Illustrating and delivering your ideas
Developing great delivery
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Refuerza tu confianza para hablar en público
12:16 min - 15

Acknowledge the positive to improve delivery
05:50 min - 16

Control y Poder de la Voz Humana
09:48 min - 17

Five Techniques to Find Your Speaking Voice
08:33 min - 18

Desarrollo de un Lenguaje Corporal Fuerte
06:58 min - 19

Analyzing real speakers with a public speaking rubric
04:40 min - 20

Técnicas para Presentaciones Efectivas y Confiadas
02:17 min
Public Speaking Project
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Preparación Final para Presentación Efectiva en Público
03:47 min - 22

Los 4 tipos de argumentos para tu discurso
01:02 min - 23

Construcción de Discursos: Uso de Analogías y Metáforas
01:45 min - 24

Plain language: the key to clear speeches
01:29 min - 25

Cómo enviar tu presentación Ignite en video
Viendo ahora - 26

Public speaking course recap: from voice to delivery
03:17 min
Cómo enviar tu presentación Ignite en video
Resumen
Learning how to submit your Ignite presentation is the final step of Module 5, where you record yourself, share the video with the community, and receive feedback from peers. This closing task matters because it turns everything you practiced into a real deliverable, and it is relevant for anyone finishing the course and ready to put their speaking skills to the test.
What do you need to do in Module 5?
Module 5 is the module where you prepare, record, and share your presentation. The goal is simple: put your Ignite speech into a video and let the community watch it, so you get feedback and input from your peers, not just from an instructor.
Think of it as the moment your practice becomes public. You record yourself, upload the video, and open the door for others to advise you.
What is peer feedback in this course? It is the input you receive from other students in the community after they watch your recorded presentation. Everyone can watch, advise, and share their perspective, not only formal feedback.
How do you record and upload your presentation?
You record yourself giving your Ignite speech, then upload that video to the web. You can use any platform that fits your preferences and your style, so there is no single required tool [00:34].
Once your video is online, share the link in the comments section of this class. Here comes the important part: set the link so everyone can view it. If the link is private, no one can watch, advise, or provide input.
These are the core steps to follow:
- Record yourself delivering your presentation.
- Upload the video to the platform of your choice.
- Share the link in the comments section of the class.
- Set the permissions so everyone can view it.
After you share, your classmates will be able to watch and respond, which is exactly what makes this module a community exercise.
How long should the Ignite presentation be? Five minutes maximum. If it runs shorter, that is fine, but it should never go over five minutes [01:07].
How can you prepare before you submit?
Before you hit record, go back and review all the content shared across the course, not only in Module 5 [01:20]. A quick review helps you tighten your message and deliver with more confidence.
The Ignite speech format is the heart of this task. It is a short, focused presentation, and the five minute limit forces you to be clear and intentional with every point you make.
What is an Ignite speech? It is a short presentation format, kept to five minutes or less, that pushes you to communicate your ideas quickly and clearly. In this course, you record it and share it with the community.
Take your time to prepare, submit your recording, and get ready for the final class, which closes the course. If you have questions about uploading or sharing your video, drop them in the comments so we can all help.