Oral presentations skills and tips
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This document provides tips for giving effective presentations. It discusses structuring a presentation with an introduction, body, and conclusion. Presenters should fit their content to the audience's knowledge level and use examples, visual aids like PowerPoint, and verbal cues to guide the audience through their presentation. The tips also cover dress, body language, speech, handling questions, and the importance of practice.
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The first step in preparing a presentation is to learn more about the audience to whom you'll be
speaking. It's a good idea to obtain some information on the backgrounds, values, and interests of
your audience so that you understand what the audience members might expect from your
presentation.
Step 2: Select a topic
Next, if possible select a topic that is of interest to the audience and to you. It will be much easier
to deliver a presentation that the audience finds relevant, and more enjoyable to research a topic
that is of interest to you.
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Public Speaking
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Chittagong, Bangladesh.
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- 2. Audience Structure Time Visual Aids Performance Q & A Practice
- 3. Fit the presentation to the audience’s knowledge of the topic. Content Vocabulary Tip: It is better to keep a topic simple and not assume that the audience has field knowledge.
- 4. The Introduction The Main body The Conclusion
- 5. Introduce your team. Introduce your topic : hook and topic. Give an overview of presentation. Explain that you will take questions at the end in the Q & A.
- 6. Present in a logical order. Use anecdotes, examples, case studies, illustrations (tables and figures).
- 7. Tip: Use verbal cues when transitioning from point to point or to and from the next speaker. Ex: Let’s move onto the next strategy. Ex: Moving onto the third analysis point (verbally refer back to the over view or outline). Ex: Now, Yoshi will present the target market. Ex: Now over to Yoshi! Ex: Thanks Mina. As you can see…
- 8. Tell the audience you are concluding the presentation. Ex: In conclusion….So to sum up… Summarize key points. Do not add new points. Thank the audience for listening. Give a contact address.
- 9. Adhere to the allotted time. Tip: An audience has a limited attention span, so select key points and cut details if you are short of time.
- 10. Visual Aids are key to a memorable presentation. Keep visual aids simple and relevant. Use: Powerpoint/Prezi Illustrations (Tables and Figures) Flip charts, handouts, props
- 11. Tables are words or numbers that are arranged in rows and columns. Figures are graphs, charts, maps, pictures, and so on.
- 12. Tips Avoid using detailed tables or charts. Round off numbers. Ex: 85% instead of 85.62%
- 13. Using charts: Pie chart: divide a whole into components Bar chart: show relationship Line chart: show trends over time
- 14. Give handouts for complicated diagrams or information. Time the handout with the explanation so that the audience listens to you.
- 16. Connect with your audience. Make eye contact Smile Relax Use humour (optional)
- 17. Dress appropriately for your audience. Options: Business suit Smart casual Field appropriate
- 18. Keep your hands visible. Don’t fiddle. Move hands to accentuate a point.
- 19. Remember to move and not be still like a statue. Do not block the view of your audience. Do not turn your back to the audience.
- 20. Enunciate your words clearly. Speak slowly. Tip: slower is better than faster Refer to your notes - do not read your notes.
- 21. Invite questions. Repeat the question. shows your understanding ensures everyone has heard it Keep your answer simple. If you can not answer: offer the floor to a colleague or the audience give a possible source or reference
- 22. Practice your presentation with peers and ask for feedback. Record your practice session and make your own critique. Tip: Practice reduces nerves and builds confidence.