The document provides tips for giving effective presentations and talks. It discusses the importance of punctuality, using an engaging voice, maintaining good body language, avoiding run-on sentences and complex jargon, knowing the audience and appropriate detail level, and always concluding talks. Specific dos and don'ts are outlined, such as standing up and moving around instead of sitting still or reading from slides, keeping slides concise, and maintaining audience interest through techniques like anecdotes and examples. The overall message is that talks require effort from both the speaker and audience, so speakers should keep their talks simple, interesting and allow for interaction.

1.  NAME: POOJA DOGRA
 ROLL NO: 1513
 MSC(P) AGRI BIOTECH

4.  Punctuality
 Voice
 Body language
 Sentences
 jargon
 Detail level
 Conclusion

5.  Always start on time
 And absolutely always end on time.

6.  Monotone puts people to sleep
 Vary pitch and speaking speed, but don't
overdo it

7.  It's normal to be nervous during a talk...
... but you don't want your audience to
know
 Plant your feet firmly on the ground
 Don’t CrossYour Arms And legs.
 Keep A Good Attitude.
 Use Hands More Confidently.

9.  Run-on sentences are a sure way to lose
your audience.
 If a sentence takes longer than a few
seconds
to say, break it up.

10.  Only if and when appropriate!
 Go easy with it even if you think
your audience can handle it
Example :
Agonal
sweet equity

11.  Imperative to know your audience
 You can't give a PhD-level talk to
middle scholars', nor vice versa .

12.  Don't walk away without it!
 Even if you have to cut some parts from
your
talk, always conclude at the end!
 It’s a important part of a talk

13.  Keep it simple and short
 Know your audience and
environment
 Look at your audience
 Use effective slides
 Deliver with passion and sense of
humor

14.  Pauses are better than “ahm “, “ok”,
”you know”.
 A slide should have no more than six to
seven lines of text.
 A blind person should be able to listen
to your talk and get a reasonably good
idea of what the talk is about

15.  If presented badly, your ideas are
worthless.
 If you abuse your audience, your
ideas are
worthless.

17.  Listening is not easy
 Paying attention is even harder
 You need audience's full attention to get
 your ideas across
 So...

18. DO
talk
Stand
move
vary voice
be loud, clear
finish on time
conclude
DO NOT
read
sit
stand still
drone on
be quiet,
mumble
start or end late
just end and

19.  Keep their interest
 Anecdotes
 Examples
 Props
 Neat quotations if applicable

20.  Talks are hard
On the speaker
And on the audience
 Keep your talk simple and interesting
 give a lot of talk
 Interact with audience
 speak with confidence

22. THANKYOU