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This document provides tips and guidelines for effective presentations. It discusses preparing for a presentation by understanding the audience and purpose, creating an outline and visual aids. It emphasizes the importance of rehearsal, including practicing delivery and timing. During the presentation, it recommends conveying enthusiasm, making eye contact, and keeping to the schedule. Successful presenters know their audience, anticipate problems, check equipment ahead of time, and practice their presentation.
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Effective presentations
- 2. Less is More
- 3. Contents p.1 • Intro: You need to know • About the presenter • The purpose of a presentation • Preparing your material • Improving your skills
- 4. Contents p.2 • Rehearsal for presentations • Giving the presentation • 12 things successful presenters do • Conclusion: Remember.
- 5. You need to know • Why make a presentation? • Who should participate? • Why are they here? • How much knowledge of the subject do they have? • What do they expect from you? • How will you relate to them?
- 6. What sort of presenter are you?What sort of presenter are you? Do You : • Enjoy the challenge of giving presentations? • Dislike giving presentations because you are nervous? • Only do presentations because it's part of your job? • Try not to give presentations at all?
- 7. The purpose of a presentation • Deliver information • Show new product • Persuade people • Motivate a group • Solve a problem • Give report • Set a plan
- 8. Preparing your material • Creating an outline. • Writing your key or main points. • Ending on a positive note. • Using visual aids. • Preparing handouts.
- 9. Improving your skills • Non-verbal communication • Eye contact • Body control • Voice quality
- 10. Rehearsal for presentations • Practice a lot: say it out loud and time yourself. • Check out the room and the equipment. • Anticipate problems and get prepared. • Dress rehearsal: your clothing and jewelry.
- 11. Giving presentations • Ways to handle stage fright. • The all-important first three minutes. • The keys to good speaking. • Convey enthusiasm. • Keep to the schedule. • Concluding the presentation. • Handling questions effectively.
- 12. 12 things successful presenters do (p.1) 1. Know the audience. 2. Anticipate problems and solutions. 3. Write out introductory remarks. 4. Visualize a successful presentations. 5. Arrive early to check out the room. 6. Make eye contact with the audience.
- 13. 12 things successful presenters do (p.2) 7. Tell the audience the sequence of events. 8. Check in frequently with the audience. 9. Vary tone, style, format and sentence structure. 10.Stick to the schedule. 11.Appear confident and enthusiastic. 12.Practice, practice, practice.
- 14. Remember: The rule of three • We remember three things. • Plan what your three key messages will be. • A presentation consists of three parts: the beginning the middle the end
Editor's Notes
- Inform, deliver news Show a new product, service, process Persuade attendees about an approach, or idea Motivate a group of people Participate in solving a problem Give a report about a project Set business strategies or plans
- Inform, deliver news Show a new product, service, process Persuade attendees about an approach, or idea Motivate a group of people Participate in solving a problem Give a report about a project Set business strategies or plans
- Inform, deliver news Show a new product, service, process Persuade attendees about an approach, or idea Motivate a group of people Participate in solving a problem Give a report about a project Set business strategies or plans
- Creating an outline: Intro, key points, conclusion. Writing your key or main points: Explain, be realistic, give reasons. Ending on a positive note: Prepare expected questions-answers. Using visual aids. Use pictures, diagrams if necessary. Preparing handouts: Prepare notes.