This document discusses eye contact as a non-verbal form of communication for presenters. It defines eye contact as when two people look directly into each other's eyes. Maintaining eye contact creates an invisible connection between presenters and their audience, allowing presenters to better engage people and involve them in the presentation. The document provides tips for presenters to improve their eye contact, such as practicing presentations in front of a mirror, making eye contact with individuals or sections of the audience, and moving eye contact randomly between people.

1. By Sagar Divetiya
Environment Science & Technology ( #4th sem)
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2.  Many ways of describing Eye Contact.
 But this presentation is focusing only on traits of
“Presenter”.
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3.  What is Eye Contact ?
 The importance of Eye Contact in public speaking
 Eye Contact as “Non-verbal” way of communication
 Power of Eye Contact
 Lack of Eye Contact
 Initial step to improve Eye Contact.
 While presenting
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“ The state in which two
people are aware of looking
directly into one another's
eyes ”

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 Invisible Connection between
presenter & audience.
 Better chance of involving people
in presentation.

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“Eyes say more than words.”

7. Don’t Move, listen to me... Full Control...
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Means…
As a presenter,
You are finished…
B’coz it shows Lack of
confidence.

9. Napping... Gaping...
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10. Practice presentation in front of Mirror by maintaining eye
contact with yourself.
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Make eye contact with each individual.

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Just divide audience in small sections and make eye
contact with whole section at a time.

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Make fake eye contact by looking at person’s forehead
when needed.

14.  Move to another person or section at an appropriate
time…But do it in random manner.
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15. Special thanks to Shivalika ma’am for their motivation
& guidance.
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To all my brothers & sisters...
Believe...
Thank you...