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Effective Presentation |
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“Great speakers aren’t born, they are trained.” Presentation is a Skill…
Developed through training and experience
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Agenda
Purpose
Planning
Preparation
Practice
sequence
Effective visual aids
Body Language
Presentation techniques
Questions |
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Types of Presentations Meetings
Seminars
Research Paper Presentations
Workshops
Recruitment Presentations
Company Profile Presentations
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Preparation Audience
Relevant Information
Proper Planning
Research
Preparation
Know your subject well
- Know what you are talking about
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Practice
More practice
More rehearsals
- in front of the mirror
- in front of colleagues or friends
- in front of family members
Believe in yourself
Time Duration
Know your opening byheart
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Introduction Well begun is Half done
Attract Listener’s attention
Quotations |
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Main Body
Major Contents
Details
Points & Ideas
Power Point & OHP
Receive Positive Response
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Conclusion
Short Summary
Repeat Ideas
Central Idea
Queries |
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Techniques Rehearse your Presentation
Deliver Effectively
Dress & Appearance
Body Language
Confidence
Communication Skills
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Communication Skills “Cowards die many times before they die but the valour dies only once in his life“
Right Pronunciation
Pauses
Clarity
Use Simple Sentences |
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Body Language Gestures
Stand on two legs
Don’t fold hands
Proper eye contact
Use your hands, but don’t go crazy
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If possible move around,…but slowly!
Maintain good posture
Make sure everyone can see you\
DON’T speak with your back to the audience
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Creating Effective Visual Aids |
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Red/Blue Conflict Red letters on blue background
creates “flicker effect” Blue letters on red background
s also bad |
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Common Problems Verbal fillers
“Um”, “uh”, “like”, “you guys”
Any unrelated word or phrase
Swaying, rocking, and pacing
Hands in pockets
Lip smacking
Fidgeting
Failure to be audience-centered |
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Presentation Tips Smile
Breathe
Water
Notes
Finish in time |
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Summary Guide audience gently Design slides carefully Use pauses effectively Answer questions inclusively |
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