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I disagree, but it doesn’t mean you’re wrong - we might just be looking for different things. My view is that if you’re going to talk like a bored robot, then
by Agingcoder 11mo ago
I disagree, but it doesn’t mean you’re wrong - we might just be looking for different things.
My view is that if you’re going to talk like a bored robot, then I need a transcript or a paper which is much shorter than a talk. I distinctly remember not going to classes at university because the teachers wouldn’t give me anything beyond reading a book aloud. I just read the book at home.
Now, if you’re able to indicate what’s important and not important, what’s interesting and what isn’t , and why you like it , I’ll be delighted to watch your talk.
I think it’s very difficult to be interested in something new if the presenter doesn’t seem to care about it. This is different from something written , where I expect something dry anyway.
- 1718627440 11mo agoThat's why it is called a lecture. :-)
- IIsi50MHz 11mo agoIt's not even a lecture if all they do is read from the book. I'd say that's one step away from phoning it in. (-:
- 1718627440 11mo agoThe act of reading to an audience IS what is called a lecture.