Public Speaking (Comprehensive) PowerPoint Presentation 150 slides with 8 diagrams/charts and 11 high resolution photographs Participant Handout and Public Speaking Glossary with 68 terms
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PowerPoint Presentation Content Slides Include: • Learning objectives for this presentation • Definition/s of public speaking • Etymology of public speaking (2 points) • Know your audience (10 points) • Know your purpose (9 points) • Questions to consider (6 points) • The AIDA method (4 points) • Useful phrases (20 points) • Public speaking pitfalls (14 points) • The definition of public speaking (5 points) • Brainstorming, purpose statements, main ideas, attention grabbing introductions, and conclusions (32 points) • Tips on using examples, statistics, and testimonies (12 points) • Using a speaking outline (10 points) • Speaking notes (9 points) • The steps of the communication process • Persuasive word choices (11 points) • Professional appearance (6 points) • Confidence, preventing nervousness and anxiety (19 points) • Body language graph • Body positioning (14 points) • Body language (20 points) • Nervousness (chart) • Articulation, vocal volume (7 points) • PowerPoint presentations (20 points) • PowerPoint's (2 points) • Font (3 points) • Words of caution (11 points) • Feedback and questions (15 points) • Actions steps (16 points)
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Public Speaking (Comprehensive) PowerPoint Presentation 150 slides with 8 diagrams/charts and 11 high resolution photographs Participant Handout and Public Speaking Glossary with 68 terms
- 2. Understand how to use language and organize thoughts to convey messages to large audiences. Utilize techniques to control anxiety. 4 Program Objectives (1 of 2) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Learn appropriate body language and techniques when presenting.
- 3. 5 Program Objectives (2 of 2) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Uncover tips and knowledge about creating effective PowerPoint™ presentations. Review hints and tips that convey a professional appearance. Learn how to respond to audience questions and how to manage a hostile audience.
- 4. 12 Know Your Audience (1 of 2) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Know your audience so that you can present effectively to them. The size. The gender. The race. The culture. The nationality. The age. The ability level/level of understanding. Know:
- 5. • Gain attention. A • Attract interest. I • Create desire. D • Stimulate action. A 17 The AIDA Method Public Speaking readysetpresent.com
- 6. 26 Attention Grabbing Introduction Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Here are several tips for grabbing the audience’s attention: Relate the topic to the audience. State the topic’s importance. Startle the audience. Arouse curiosity. Question the audience. Begin with a quotation. Tell a short story.
- 7. 30 Support Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Support your arguments with examples, statistics, and testimonies. Examples Statistics Testimonies
- 8. Language must be adapted to the circumstance. Consider the occasion, the audience, and the topic. Always remember to be yourself. Deliver your presentation with confidence, conviction, and honesty. 44 Language Appropriateness Public Speaking readysetpresent.com
- 9. 50 Activity Public Speaking readysetpresent.com On the last activity you developed a main idea. Now present this idea using three of the following word techniques: Abstract Concrete Imagery Simile Metaphor Rhythm Parallelism Repetition Alliteration Antithesis
- 10. 52 7 Steps Public Speaking readysetpresent.com The seven steps of the communication process: 1 Speaker 2 Message 3 Channel 4 Listener 5 Feedback 6 Interference 7 Situation
- 11. 53 Public Speaking Pitfalls (1 of 3) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Being visibly nervous Being disorganized Being confused Losing the audience Not making eye contact
- 12. 54 Public Speaking Pitfalls (2 of 3) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Lacking enthusiasm Speaking monotonously Having poor/distracting visuals Dressing unprofessionally Speaking too quietly
- 13. 55 Public Speaking Pitfalls (3 of 3) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Speaking too loudly Not speaking clearly Not thoroughly explaining an idea Miscommunicating an idea
- 14. 72 Body Positioning (4 of 4) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com From the opposite side, the eye of the viewer must navigate backward through text to find the anchor to begin reading. This is a distraction, which reduces the ability of the audience to concentrate at the highest level possible. As a presenter, you want to reduce all distractions.
- 15. 76 Body Language and Large Groups (4 of 7) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Even the most seasoned of speakers can feel uneasy or anxious when walking out to give their presentation to a large audience. After all, the speaker is the center of attention, and there is a certain feeling of vulnerability that naturally arises.
- 17. Mentally focus: Remember the situation is never as bad as it seems. Take deep breaths to control the flow of oxygen throughout your body. Never blame yourself for your nervous state. It is all apart of being human! 100 Overcoming Anxiety Public Speaking readysetpresent.com
- 18. 101 Prevent Anxiety (1 of 3) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com The best way to overcome anxiety through speaking is to ensure you have a positive, effective presentation! Rehearse your speech beforehand. Choose a comfortable location, and speak the speech out loud.
- 19. Do not use all capital letters. Reds and oranges are high-energy, yet can be difficult to stay focused on. Greens, blues, and browns are mellower, yet not as attention grabbing. 118 Other Tips (1 of 2) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com
- 20. 122 Words of Caution (1 of 2) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com What equipment is available. What software is available. Whether your files are compatible with the available software. How to use equipment and software that may be different from yours. Where the equipment is located. Where electrical outlets are located. Where images will be projected. Know:
- 21. Time Manageme nt Organizatio n 134 The Balancing Act (1 of 2) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com
- 22. 142 Activity Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Think about a presentation that you have attended that used visual aids and one that you watched that did not contain any visual aids. Which presentation did you prefer and why?
- 23. 143 Conclusion (1 of 2) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Public speaking is more than just speaking. It involves body language, presentation tools, preparation, and time management.
- 24. 144 Conclusion (2 of 2) Public Speaking readysetpresent.com Although using the tools and techniques discussed in this program will give you a significant advantage the next time you speak: Public speaking is an ability that can only be perfected through practice.
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