Presentation

1. Name :Emmanuelle
Roll No. 20791556-024
Class : BS-IT(6th)
Shift: Morning

2. Topic: Presentation

3. Definition of Presentation
O A presentation conveys
information from a
speaker to an audience.
Presentations are
typically demonstrations
, introduction, lecture,
or speech meant to
inform, persuade,
inspire, motivate, build
goodwill, or present a
new idea/product.

4. Types of Presentation
OThere are two main types of
presentation:
OInformative Presentation
OPersuasive Presentation

5. Informative Presentation
OInformative presentations serve
to present specific information
for specific audiences for
specific goals or functions.
OExample: Lecture given by
to students.

6. Persuasive Presentation
OIn which speaker who tries to
influence an audience to accept
certain positions and engage in
actions in support of them.
OExample: Persuade students to
wear complete uniform.

7. Presentation Techniques
OPlan
OPrepare
OPractice
OPresent

8. Techniques – Planning
OWho is your audience?
OWhat is your goal?
OHow long it will be?
OWhere it will take place?

9. Techniques – Prepare
OStructure: Intro,Content, Conclusion.
OVisual aids: Use Slides,Use Images,
Graphs, Bullets.
OVoice: Clear and Loud.
OAppearance: Look confident, Allow
yourself to move a bit.

10. Techniques – Practice
ORehearse all points what you prepare.
ORehearse with visual aids and
handouts.
OPractice again and again to manage
time.
ORehearse infront of mirror or friend.

11. Techniques – Present
OMake Strong Start.
OShow your passion through your
movement and gestures.
OMake an eye contact.
ODon‘t forget to smile as well to
overcome nervousness.

12. Conclusion
OAlways prepare
OChannelize your fear.
OInteract with audience.