Reaching the Audience

[twilightpony]

I've started working on my Canterlot Explorer's Society talk. Making an outline, prepping flashcards. I need to make transparencies. According to Ponetic's Guide to Effective Speeches, Dissertations and Discourse, in order to reach the whole audience, a presentation must consist of three components: statistics, personal stories and tangible objects or illustrations. I have the personal story aspect in spades, it's the numbers and tangibles that I have to flesh out. Pinkie took a few pictures, I can use those. My fellow explorers will be there, I could invite them on stage... I need to find a star chart that goes as far north as possible. I need to draw a map of our route as well. If I could borrow one of Rarity's mannequins and dress it up in the full winter garb I wore when it was coldest, that would make a great prop.

Comments

[flareblitzfury]

Sounds like good ways to get what you need!

[twilightpony]

I'm short on star charts. This edition of The Astronomical Astronomer's Guide To All Things Astronomy doesn't cover the sky that far north. Maybe I could find something in the library in the Everfree castle ruins.

[flareblitzfury]

Yeah, that'd be good.

[algernon97]

It sounds like you've got everything planned out, then.

[twilightpony]

It's a start!