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Presentation skills are important for effective communication. There are several key steps both before, during, and after a presentation. Before presenting, one should prepare the content, design simple slides with pictures, and ask themselves questions like who their audience will be and what are the main points. During the presentation, speakers should make eye contact, have a logical structure with an introduction, body, and conclusion, and use body language and movement appropriately. After presenting, it's important to get feedback and follow up on next steps.
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Getting started
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- 10. •Presentation skills• Communication is simply the act of transferring information from one place to another, and understanding emotions behind the information received. • Types of Communication: • Vebral communication : Speaking to others • Non verbal communication: anything except talking Before you communicate you need to : • LISTEN Active listening: 1. Definition : concentrating on what is being said rather than just passively ‘hearing’ the message of the speaker. 2. How to be active listener: (non verbal communication) • Tips: • Show interest to the person who is talking • Take care of your body language : • Body language separated to three sections:
- 13. People won’t remember what you said they will remember how you said it During
- 14. During The first 7 seconds
- 16. Getting ready Dress code Arrive early Manage your environment
- 19. Introduction
- 22. Murphy monkey
- 25. Recap
- 26. Before Prepare Content Slides During Get Ready Body Language Structure Tips Taboos Murphy C H I EPresentation Skills After Follow-up Feed back
- 27. Any Questions ?
- 28. Thank You
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