2. Presented To:
Mam Humera Sadia
Presented By:
Roll no. 19: Sohaib Zahid
Roll no. 21: Saim Ul Haq
Roll no. 41: Muhammad Ali
Roll no. 22: Wasiq Bhatti
3. • What is Presentation:
A
structured, prepared and speech based
means of communicating information or
ideas to a group of interested people, in
order to inform or persuade them
4. Reasons for ineffective presentation:
• Not engaging the audience in the beginning
of the presentation
• Lack of preparation and rehearsal
• Lack of confidence
• Lack of eye contact with the audience, poor
body language and looking at or talking
towards the screen
6. What is the purpose of your
presentation.
Who will be your audience.
What are you trying to achieve
through this presentation
Plan your presentation according to
the topic
7. The structure of our presentation:
Objective
Introduction
Main Contents
Summary, conclusion and
recommendations.
Questions
8. Fundamental rules for presentation:
1. Subject of presentation:
a) Decide your message in an
advance manner.
b) Have a strong conviction on
what you want to talk
9. 2. Organize your points logically:
a) What to say at the beginning.
b) What you deal in the middle.
c) How to close.
(at the end of presentation)
10. 3. Rehearsal:
a) We need to practice delivery
of our presentation.
b) Because practice makes a man
perfect
11. You can use following items to make
the contents of our presentation:
Handouts
Personal notes
Internet
Visual aids
12. Who are they.
Focus on what your audience need to know
not what you know.
Consider audience’s level and then interact
with them.
Give an example according to the daily life
basis in which audience can relate.
13. Maintain good eye contact
Vary your speaking volume
Use pauses
Don’t stand between the audience
and the slides
Use stories, questions, clips examples
etc.
14. Do not put both hands in your pocket
for long time.
Speak to the audience.
Speak clearly and loud enough.
Circulate around the room as you
speak.
Discuss your objectives at the
beginning of presentation.
15. Communication is the key.
Text to support the communication.
Pictures to simplify complex concepts
Visuals to support, not to distract