PD-EYES 1.0

"PD Eyes" is an application designed to aid students and professionals in enhancing their presentation and interview skills.

Presentations play a crucial role in various academic and professional domains. As you advance in your field of study or career, mastering exceptional presentation skills becomes imperative to delivering impactful and captivating presentations to diverse audiences. Research, speech writing, and note outlining constitute only a portion of the preparation process. Your instructors have likely emphasized the significance of practicing your delivery. This practice phase, often daunting for many, evokes feelings of self-doubt and anxiety. However, overcoming these emotions through practice is crucial for building self-assurance and a belief in your abilities. It is estimated that over 90% of individuals experience fear when speaking before an audience, underscoring the necessity of thorough speech rehearsal for classroom or professional settings to avoid delivering monotonous presentations.

By utilizing this application, you will cultivate the habit of maintaining eye contact and establishing a visual rapport with your audience. Such engagement enables your audience to attentively listen, comprehend, and trust in the information you impart. Let's embark on boosting your confidence and conquering anxious feelings together. A fundamental aspect of effective speaking or presenting in any circumstance is maintaining eye contact with all individuals present. Rarely are we tasked with solely reading to an audience. This application assesses your capability to uphold this crucial engagement element during speech practice.

During your speech practice sessions, virtual students will periodically raise their hands to gauge your eye contact with the audience. Proper eye contact should prompt these virtual participants to lower their hands upon interaction. Conversely, if you are absorbed in reading from your notes or speech without establishing eye contact, a virtual audience member will signal their dissent by standing up and exiting the virtual room, serving as a stark reminder of the importance of audience engagement.

Your objective is to retain the attention of all audience members throughout your presentation, culminating in resounding applause upon its conclusion.