ArtificalLarynxPresentation (application/vnd.ms-powerpoint, 402 KB)

Hi Jen!

Slide show is nicely done. I noticed (I think) that some of your slides were timed to roll over themselves and others not....can you make that consistent so people don't sit there waiting for a slide to change when it won't.

On the slide with the sounds...only the middle one is working for me. The other two are trying to access one of the drives on my computer so I'm thinking you might have the URL incorrect or something like that.

Nice work!

Voice: Jennifer (clinician)

Audience: I'm not really sure. I guess it could be for anyone.

Say Back: She is basically introducing everyone to what an artificial larynx is, particularly two specific types of artificial larynx. She also includes the laryngectomee's view of the artificial larynx.

Bless: I really like the fact that you included the laryngectomees view in your PowerPoint instead of just talking about the artifical larynx itself.

Address: Overall, I think you've done an excellent job with this. It looks very professional. I'm still unable to listen to the examples you've included of the articificial larynxes but I think that you are already aware of this. Good luck getting them to work!

Voice: Jennifer

Audience: Anyone (especially those who are laryngectomees)

Say Back: It is an overview on artificial larynx and different types and how they sound.

Bless: I really like how you added sound and pictures.

Address: I understand that some of your sounds are not working, so I really can't think of anything else to address. Overall, very nice work:)

Voice: Jen or an expert on artificial larynges.

Audience: The Public

Say Back: The author is informing people about artificial larynges and letting people hear what they sound like.

Bless: I liked the way you added the view of the laryngectomee.

Address: Everything looks great. I don't see anything to address.