Course Presenter

Interpretation and Delivery -  With the script provided, the presenter should be able to interpret and convey the topic in an engaging manner. They should be able to bring the script to life by using tone, pauses, and emphasis as needed to keep the subject entertaining and accessible to students.

Script Adaptability - While the script is the fundamental guideline, the presenter should be able to modify it on the fly to improve clarity or engagement based on their knowledge of the subject and audience. This could involve providing pertinent examples, anecdotes, or clarifications to make the text more relatable.

Professional Background - A good background in the course subject is still vital since it allows the presenter to understand the information thoroughly and present it authoritatively.

Technical Proficiency - The presenter must still be familiar with the technical components of online course delivery, such as recording equipment, online platforms, and possibly basic video editing tools, in order to ensure that the final content is polished and professional.

A good on-camera presence remains essential. The presenter should be able to maintain a connection with the audience through the lens, giving viewers the impression that they are being addressed personally and engaged.

A professional studio setup is required to produce high-quality audio and video recordings. This includes adequate lighting, soundproofing, and high-definition recording equipment to provide clear and professional content.

Given the organized nature of a scripted course, consistency in delivery and presentation style is essential. The presenter must consistently maintain the course's tone, pace, and quality throughout the series of lectures or modules.