Speaking Rate & Learner Engagement Test @ 203 wpm (Original Speaking Rate)

An excerpt from Steve Job's 2005 Stanford commencement speech was slowed down to 185 words per minute from the original 203 words per minute.
According to the studies by Guo (2014), 185-254 wpm rate led to the highest learner engagement among five different wpm ranges (i.e., 48-130, 130-145, 145-165, 165-185 & 185-254 wpm).
Listen to the different speaking rates:
■ 145 wpm version: • Speaking Rate & Learne...
■ 165 wpm version: • Speaking Rate & Learne...
■ 185 wpm version: • Speaking Rate & Learne...
■ 254 wpm version: • Speaking Rate & Learne...
Source:
■ Guo, P. J., Kim, J., & Rubin, R. (2014). How Video Production Affects Student Engagement: An Empirical Study of MOOC Videos. In Proceedings of the First ACM Conference on Learning @ Scale Conference (pp. 41-50). New York, NY, USA: ACM. doi.org/10.1145...

[@DeepakGupta-uw1ce]

823 words in 4 mins lets gooo

[@fear_0528]

I also take inspiration from him because I have to fit 1336 in 8mins

[@aks000]

I take inspiration from Steve Jobs to talk fast because I have to fit 393 words within 2 mins :-)

[@abhaybhardwaj6882]

For captioning

[@parthgoel1084]

I have to speak around 1500 words in 4 minutes. Why? idk. Is it a good idea? no.

[@joanacornconic4903]

@@parthgoel1084 Good luck! And if you do succeed, i kinda want to hear speech at that speed.

[@superelectrasuperheroe4079]

Me rn, because I need to speak 2,000 words in 10 minutes T_T

[@janhvi143]

same, with 392 words haha

[@jerryzeng4813]

1833 words in less than 10 mins help

[@KyraPeterson-zo6tv]

877 words in 5 minutes oh my lanta

[@aikussethi4862]

1000 5mins