An office worker who dreads speaking in public
A script and a practice partner, before you speak.
Minami (28, sales)Every time she presents in a meeting, her mind goes blank. Writing a script in a presentation course and practising with an AI teacher, she starts to see what order to say things in.
Before and after learning
BeforeBefore learning
- Never sure where to start
- Can make the slides, but goes on too long when speaking
- No one to practise with
AfterAfter learning (what could change)
- Can try the conclusion-first pattern on her own script
- Can practise with the teacher as many times as she likes, with the script open in the sidebar
- Can note down likely questions in advance
The people and ways of using Geniam shown here are fictional examples for explanation. They do not promise any learning results.
For example, a week like this
Meet it in a short
Watches a short on "starting with your conclusion" on the way to work, then goes to the presentation course.
Talk with the teacher
In Episode 1, sums up her conclusion in one sentence while answering the teacher's questions.
Write a script
Writes a 3-minute script in Markdown, beside the episode.
Build a practice partner
Builds a "presentation practice partner" Coreroid and tries talking it through before the real thing.
Prepare for questions
Links her "Questions I might get" note to this course.
Tools in this example
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