Presentation pacing system and method
AssigneeAvaya Inc.
InventorsReinhard P. Klemm, Doree Duncan Seligmann, John Yoakum
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Abstract
A presentation pacing system includes a monitor module for monitoring a time spent by a speaker on one or more slides while presenting a presentation, the presentation having a plurality of slides. The presentation pacing system further includes a compare module for comparing the monitored time with a pre-recorded time associated with the slides. The presentation pacing system further includes a notification module for notifying the speaker for changing pace of the presentation based at least on the comparison. The presentation pacing system further includes a query module for scheduling and presenting queries of audience to the speaker of the presentation during a slide transition.
Claims15
A presentation pacing system, comprising:
- a monitor module configured to monitor a time spent by a speaker on one or more slides while presenting a presentation, the presentation comprising a plurality of slides;
- a compare module configured to compare the monitored time with a pre-recorded time associated with the slides;
- and
- a notification module configured to notify the speaker to change a pace of the presentation based at least on the comparison.
A computer-implemented method to pace a speaker during a presentation, the method comprising:
- monitoring a time spent by the speaker on one or more slides while presenting a presentation;
- comparing the monitored time with a pre-recorded time associated with the one or more slides;
- and
- notifying the speaker to change a pace of the presentation based at least on the comparison.
A tangible computer readable medium storing computer readable instructions that, when executed by a processor, perform a method comprising:
- monitoring a time spent by a speaker on one or more slides while presenting a presentation;
- comparing the monitored time with a pre-recorded time associated with slides of the presentation;
- and
- notifying the speaker to change a pace of the presentation based at least on the comparison.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.