Presentation Skill
Lecture No. 23
Zafar Ullah, lecturer in English zafarullah76@gmail.com
Outline
• Definition
• Steps in presentation
• Appearance
• Your presentation
• Dealing with questions
2
Why to Learn Presentation
• Professional life
• New projects
• New developments in your domain
• Present research papers/ projects
• Job interview
3
Presentation Skills Definition
• Ideas, concepts or issues talked about or
spoken to a group or audience/ job/ demo
for teaching, marketing
1. Plan
2. Prepare
3. Practice
4. Present
Steps in Giving Presentation
• Who is your audience?
• Why are they there?
• What is your goal?
• How long will it be?
• Where will it take place?
• When? Soon or later
• How? Digital, online, face to face
1.Planning . Raise Questions
Start your Outline
• No Powerpoint
• Film with no script
• Pencil & Paper
• Order your thoughts
• Key points
Introduction
Main theme
Summary/
Conclusions
Sound, clear Structure of Presentation
Get Attention
2-3 minutes
Content
15 minutes
Key message
3 minutes
2.Preparation: Speaker’s 3 Friends
1. Personal Notes
2. Visuals
3. Handouts
– Too much text
– Too small to read
– a crutch for the presenter
– Clip Art and boring Slide templates
– Over dazzling animations
– PowerPoint should be a supporting aid –
– Avoid too many bullets as well –
10/ 20/ 30 Rule
“should have ten slides,
Presentation time is no more than twenty
minutes,
and contain no font smaller than thirty
points.” Guy Kawaski
Use colour coding to emphasize
Integrate High Quality Images
Use images to
support your point
Use a consistent
theme
3. Practice (room, tech) Practice
makes a man perfect.
Appearance
• Pleasing personality
• Formal dress code with tie for boys
• Formal dress according to organization
• Not showy
• Not wedding dress, no jeans
• Neat and clean but not over makeup
• No old nail polish
• Appearance of decent and sober person
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Pronunciation
• Pronunciation
• Rise and fall
• Clear voice
• audible
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• Lack of experience
• Lack of preparation
• Lack of enthusiasm
• Negative self-talk
Feeling Nervous?
Dealing with Nervousness
• Be prepared
– Plan and rehearse
• Deep breathing!
– Sit close to the stage
• Engage with your audience
– Makes you feel more relaxed
– Create interest in audience
• Be over-prepared
• Focus on your goal
• Rehearse and practice
• Know your subject
• Use relaxation techniques
• Make audience comfortable
• Be positive +++
• Avoid stressors
Becoming Confident
4. Presentation.
The most powerful visual aid
• words
• voice
• body language
Take a strong start. Use Hooker, Joke,
Fact, Story
Show your passion
Smile but not mechanically
Dealing with Questions of Audience
TRACT technique
1. Thank the questioner
2. Repeat the question
3. Answer the question
4. Check with the questioner if they are
satisfied
5. Thank them again
What makes a talk poor? Avoid
• Little/no eye contact
– No engagement with the audience
• Mumbling
– Often because not engaging with audience
• Reading from a paper
– Too fast, monotone
• Little/no structure
– Lack of clarity
• Too much information
• Bad visual aids
Your Presentation
• Get a list of best selling books
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_books
• https://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/aug/09/best
-selling-books-all-time-fifty-shades-grey-compare
• Download the books: https://b-
ok.asia/?regionChanged=&redirect=20880996
• The best thing is to read any book completely and write its
summary.
• Last and lower level option: You can take book summary from
internet.
25
Cont…
• Make ppt slide with best visuals. Just write
hints/ headings
• 5 minutes Presentation in the class.
• Ted talk style presentation
• It carries 10 marks.
26
Thanks
27
Question Answers
28

21. Presentation Skill (Code.0071)

  • 1.
    Presentation Skill Lecture No.23 Zafar Ullah, lecturer in English zafarullah76@gmail.com
  • 2.
    Outline • Definition • Stepsin presentation • Appearance • Your presentation • Dealing with questions 2
  • 3.
    Why to LearnPresentation • Professional life • New projects • New developments in your domain • Present research papers/ projects • Job interview 3
  • 4.
    Presentation Skills Definition •Ideas, concepts or issues talked about or spoken to a group or audience/ job/ demo for teaching, marketing
  • 5.
    1. Plan 2. Prepare 3.Practice 4. Present Steps in Giving Presentation
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    • Who isyour audience? • Why are they there? • What is your goal? • How long will it be? • Where will it take place? • When? Soon or later • How? Digital, online, face to face 1.Planning . Raise Questions
  • 7.
    Start your Outline •No Powerpoint • Film with no script • Pencil & Paper • Order your thoughts • Key points
  • 8.
    Introduction Main theme Summary/ Conclusions Sound, clearStructure of Presentation Get Attention 2-3 minutes Content 15 minutes Key message 3 minutes
  • 9.
    2.Preparation: Speaker’s 3Friends 1. Personal Notes 2. Visuals 3. Handouts
  • 10.
    – Too muchtext – Too small to read – a crutch for the presenter – Clip Art and boring Slide templates – Over dazzling animations – PowerPoint should be a supporting aid – – Avoid too many bullets as well –
  • 11.
    10/ 20/ 30Rule “should have ten slides, Presentation time is no more than twenty minutes, and contain no font smaller than thirty points.” Guy Kawaski Use colour coding to emphasize
  • 12.
    Integrate High QualityImages Use images to support your point Use a consistent theme
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    3. Practice (room,tech) Practice makes a man perfect.
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    Appearance • Pleasing personality •Formal dress code with tie for boys • Formal dress according to organization • Not showy • Not wedding dress, no jeans • Neat and clean but not over makeup • No old nail polish • Appearance of decent and sober person 14
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    Pronunciation • Pronunciation • Riseand fall • Clear voice • audible 15
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    • Lack ofexperience • Lack of preparation • Lack of enthusiasm • Negative self-talk Feeling Nervous?
  • 17.
    Dealing with Nervousness •Be prepared – Plan and rehearse • Deep breathing! – Sit close to the stage • Engage with your audience – Makes you feel more relaxed – Create interest in audience
  • 18.
    • Be over-prepared •Focus on your goal • Rehearse and practice • Know your subject • Use relaxation techniques • Make audience comfortable • Be positive +++ • Avoid stressors Becoming Confident
  • 19.
    4. Presentation. The mostpowerful visual aid • words • voice • body language
  • 20.
    Take a strongstart. Use Hooker, Joke, Fact, Story
  • 21.
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    Smile but notmechanically
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    Dealing with Questionsof Audience TRACT technique 1. Thank the questioner 2. Repeat the question 3. Answer the question 4. Check with the questioner if they are satisfied 5. Thank them again
  • 24.
    What makes atalk poor? Avoid • Little/no eye contact – No engagement with the audience • Mumbling – Often because not engaging with audience • Reading from a paper – Too fast, monotone • Little/no structure – Lack of clarity • Too much information • Bad visual aids
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    Your Presentation • Geta list of best selling books • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_books • https://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/aug/09/best -selling-books-all-time-fifty-shades-grey-compare • Download the books: https://b- ok.asia/?regionChanged=&redirect=20880996 • The best thing is to read any book completely and write its summary. • Last and lower level option: You can take book summary from internet. 25
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    Cont… • Make pptslide with best visuals. Just write hints/ headings • 5 minutes Presentation in the class. • Ted talk style presentation • It carries 10 marks. 26
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