These slides are from the session in DEMEDCON 2021, an online conference of health science students organised by Sri Devraj Urs Medical College, Kolar, India. The speakers - Dr Rashmi Jain and Dr Animesh Jain - have tried to keep it simple yet give some powerful tools for improving presentation skills.
3. DIDYOU KNOW??
It takes people on average 3 – 5 seconds to form an
impression about someone they meet for the first time.
How well people perceive you and the conclusions they
make about your professionalism and character will be
largely influenced by your confidence when presenting
yourself.
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4. GLOSSOPHOBIA ?
Fear of the Unknown
Loss of Control
Fight or Flight Mode
No Backup Plan
No Enthusiasm For Subject
Center of attention
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5. MYTHS
Myth #1
Great presentation/public speaking is an inborn talent
Myth #2
Fear of public speaking is negative and undesirable.
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7. EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION SKILLS
DR ANIMESH JAIN
DR RASHMI JAIN
The views and ideas expressed in this session are that of the speakers and presenters and do not represent
any organization or official view of the institution that the speakers are affiliated with or are/were part of.
The content for this session has been curated and compiled from various resources and speakers’ experience.
9. IS THIS SKILL CRUCIAL FOR US?
Educational purposes
Academic presentation
Persuade
Advocacy
Disseminate information
So what?
Who cares?
What’s in it for me?
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14. KNOWYOUR AUDIENCE
Who is the audience?
What are their needs, interests, concerns?
Knowledge level
Motivation level
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15. I WANTTHE AUDIENCE TO
Understand components of a effective / successful presentation
Know the techniques for improvement
Feel that they can improve their skills
Think that the talk is useful
Give better presentations
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16. VISUALIZE THE ENVIRONMENT
Plan the Space
Audience strength
Seating Arrangement
Audio/Visual Equipment
Distracters
Day andTime!
Any Day!
Morning
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18. STRUCTURE OF A PRESENTATION
INTRODUCTION BODY CONCLUSION
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19. INTRODUCTION
IntroduceYourself & the topic
Get attention of audience, Build Rapport
Start with something attractive/interesting
Case scenario
Your experience, Short Story
Humor, Statistics
Stimulate the audience to think
Invite participation, interaction
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20. BODY
Research well
Clear and crisp Information
Evidence based, relevant & exemplified
Present solutions not just challenges
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21. CONCLUSION
Indicate that you are about to close
Summarize main points
Share the take home message
Ask and Answer questions
Tell ’emWhatYou
Told ‘em
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22. VISUAL MEDIA
Some examples of visual media that can be used
Graphs
Charts
Pictures
Prezi / PowerPoint Slides
Video
Flip Charts
Concept maps
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23. TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE SLIDES
1. Choose colours wisely – good contrast
2. Use readable font size
3. Use bullet points
4. Avoid crowding slides with too much information
5. Avoid adding unnecessary animations, images, multiple colours
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25. POINTS TO REMEMBER
VOCALVARIATION
• Volume
• Pitch
• Pauses
BODY LANGUAGE
• Gestures
• Posture
EYE CONTACT
• Sweeping look;Virtual - Look at your camera, not the screen
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26. THINGS TO AVOID
Crutch words and filler words such as ‘umm’,‘uh’,‘well’ etc.
Reading from screen
Swaying, rocking or any other distracting movements
Overshooting time
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27. DELIVERY
A conversational style
Build rapport/ connection
Comfort with content – Do not memorize
Dramatics
Enthusiasm
Flexibility
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28. PRACTICE
Time your presentation
Practice
with slides
with teammates for group presentation
in room where you will present
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29. TIPS FOR MANAGING NERVOUSNESS
Relax - Deep breathing helps
Looks for friendly faces in the audience
Dress your best, be comfortable
If you forget to say something – pause & continue…….
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30. AFTER EACH PRESENTATION...
Reflect
What went well?
How could it be improved?
Ask for a feedback from peers
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32. KEY MESSAGE
Organise your presentation
Make it a performance
Your presentation skills are as important as your content
Build rapport
People like to listen to people they like
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34. LEARN FROM..
1. How to Speak so That People Want to Listen
https://youtu.be/eIho2S0ZahI
2. How to Avoid Death by PowerPoint
https://youtu.be/Iwpi1Lm6dFo
3. Body Language, the Power Is in the Palm of Your Hands
https://youtu.be/ZZZ7k8cMA-4
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