Presentation skills are the skills you need in delivering effective and engaging in presentations to a variety of audiences.
Thorough preparation
Rehearsal material
Clear objective and agenda
Story-like structure
Audience engagement (Ask direct questions, Make eye contact etc.
Effective delivery
Multimedia tools
Contact information
Call to action
Question-and-answer session
content:
defining the purpose of the presentation
analysis of audience and locale
organizing content
preparing the outline of the presentation
use of audio and visual aids
mode of delivery
importance of non-verbal communication
all information about PRESENTATION SKILLS what are the stapes we have to follow during the presentation and how to build confidence during the presentation, key points for communication
Presentation skills are the skills you need in delivering effective and engaging in presentations to a variety of audiences.
Thorough preparation
Rehearsal material
Clear objective and agenda
Story-like structure
Audience engagement (Ask direct questions, Make eye contact etc.
Effective delivery
Multimedia tools
Contact information
Call to action
Question-and-answer session
content:
defining the purpose of the presentation
analysis of audience and locale
organizing content
preparing the outline of the presentation
use of audio and visual aids
mode of delivery
importance of non-verbal communication
all information about PRESENTATION SKILLS what are the stapes we have to follow during the presentation and how to build confidence during the presentation, key points for communication
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1. PRESENTATIONS IN
ENGLISH
BEFORE YOU START
Prepare a mind map including a
• clear structure on your topic
• clear message
• logical order
CONTENT AND FORMAT
• Prepare a table of content in order to provide an
overview of your presentation topic(s) to your
audience
• List your main questions/messages individually to
ensure your audience can grasp and remember them
more easily
• Try to list short bullet points for readability and
attention reasons; additionally, you may always take
extra notes in most software
• Include images/diagrams and visual elements to
support the information you present
• Avoid too many special effects since they might
overwhelm your audience
MEDIA
• Choose the media you would like to make use of (e.g.
flip chart, power point etc.)
• You might also combine media
REHEARSAL
• Rehearse your presentation with a colleague or a
native speaker that you may know in order to beat
your nerves, to possibly improve your pronunciation,
and to see whether you can keep the timeline
DURING THE PRESENTATION
• Try to find an accurate speed to make sure your
audience can follow at any time
• If possible, include your audience partially to the
presentation by interaction (e.g. ask whether there
are any questions/additional comments)
• Keep SMILING