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The document provides tips for giving an effective presentation using PowerPoint. It recommends thoroughly researching the topic, creating an outline to stay organized, and using an engaging opening to grab audience attention. Graphics should be used sparingly to reinforce the text rather than distract. Most importantly, presenters should tailor their presentation to their specific audience by considering factors like age and background.
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Words have the ability to change the way that people think, the way the people
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On the other hand, technical expertise and proficiency without the ability to
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pitches, pleas for cash, and so on, it is imperative that you recognize that
nervousness is a part of the communication experience, and find ways to
channel that anxiety into useful energy.
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Right or wrong, people form a perception about how competent you are by how
you present yourself when you stand and speak. They also form perceptions
about the company you represent based on your performance. Does that make
you nervous? It should! Never before in the history of mankind has more been
riding on the effectiveness of a person's presentation.
In fact, public speaking is an easy way to set yourself apart from your
competition, because when you stand up and say what you want to say, they
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Course Learning Outcomes for Unit VII
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
1. Evaluate presentation issues and methods.
2. Compile strategies for designing effective presentation deliveries.
3. Design an effective oral presentation.
Reading Assignment
Chapter 11:
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Chapter 12:
Delivering Professional Presentations
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“I read a thing that actually says that speaking in front of a crowd is considered the number one fear of
the average person. I found that amazing–number two was death! That means to the average person if
you have to be at a funeral, you would rather be in the casket than doing the eulogy.” Jerry Seinfeld
“You can speak well if your tongue can deliver the message of your heart.” John Ford
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Many people, throughout history, have addressed presentations and speaking in public. Socrates, Plato, and
Aristotle spent a great deal of time presenting and analyzing presentation skills in the mid-400s BC. In our
current business environment, leaders are expected to have the ability to give presentations.
Do you love to present to others or does the thought of presenting cause you to break out in a cold sweat?
Dale Carnegie, an American writer, lecturer, and the developer of famous courses in presentation and
speaking skills (n.d.), once said, “There are always three speeches, for every one you actually gave. The one
you practiced, the one you gave, and the one you wish you gave.” Josh Russell, contributor to the UK Elite
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presented, how would your life improve? According to Sisson, if you choose to address your fears and
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fear, and accomplish great things because every time you speak you improve (p. 1).
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- 2. How to “stick it to ‘em”: Plan your points. Research, Research, Research : The more you know on your topic the more breathing room you have in a presentation. (and the less awkward the Q&A sessions are) Create an outline: Creating a outline for your presentation can help both the organization of the presentation and the organization of your thoughts. Develop an effective opening: Like an essay, if your first slide has a hook people will be more alert. I try comedy, but we all cant be that gifted
- 3. The debt of the unprepared man. Prepared guy Unprepared Stress Guy
- 4. Always use graphics sparingly. The use of graphics in a good PowerPoint should only illustrate the text. The graphs, tables, and pictures should only reinforce the notes on the screen.
- 5. Knowing your audience Knowing your audience is really the bottom line in any presentation. By knowing your audience, you can deliver information more successfully. Would you talk to a group of high school students the same way you would a group of congressional economists?
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