PRESSENTATION SKILLS
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Presenting information clearly and effectively is a key skill in getting your message across. Today, presentation skills are required in almost every field, and most of us are required to give presentations on occasions. While some people take this in their stride, others find it much more challenging. It is, however, possible to improve your presentation skills with a bit of work.
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- 1. NAME: ALLU HARSHITA GROUP: BSC MECS ROLLNO: 1204-18-474-034
- 4. OVERVIEW WHAT ARE PRESENTATION SKILLS ? WHY PRESENTATION SKILLS ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT SKILL SET TO HAVE STEPS FOR EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION DOS AND DON’TS DURING A PRESENTATION TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR PRESENTATION SKILLS
- 5. What Are presentation skills It is a process of presenting the content of a topic to an audience consisting of one or more persons.It is generally a powerpoint file containing all slides for a given speech. Presentation skills are the skills you need in delivering effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiances.
- 6. Why Presentation Skills Are the Most Important Skill set to have Good Presenters=Good Communicators Presentation Skills Lead to Individual Success Presentation Skills are Important for Time Management Presentation Skills Help You Connect with People Presentations are Important for Business Success
- 8. Steps for effective presentation Decide a topic Define the objective of your presentation Outline your presentation in one slide Prepare the Body of the presentation includes charts,graphs,images,facts,numbers etc include introduction and conclusion of your presentation make it simple and clear to audience use story telling or real life situations to link with the topic
- 9. Crack jokes in between to make sure the audience are not bored Stick to the topic and limit your information. Practice your presentation before giving it. Show your passion and interest in the topic. limit your slides to 15-20 be focused and energetic Use same font style and size through out the presentation
- 10. DOS AND DON’TS DURING A PRESENTATION : DO’S Smile and Make Eye Contact with your Audience Start Strongly Use your Voice Effectively Have backup material Manage your time while giving your presentation Maintain a good posture and position Be well groomed Work on your pauses
- 11. DON’TS Dont panic while giving presentation Avoid reading from paper Don’t show your complete back Avoid being stiff Don’t go out of the topic Avoid mannerisms Don’t speak in a low and dull tone Avoid holding too many things Don’t include too much information
- 12. TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR PRESENTATION SKILLS Start early and focus on your skill set Practice Practice and Pratice don’t memorise Understand the topic and purpose of the presentation Always make a plan B Give more and more presentations Analyse your presentation from the audience view start with a good note Give your best