1. COMPONENTS OF PRESENTATION:
1. skills of presenter
2. audience
3. venue
4. message
2. TYPES OF PRESENTATION:
1) motivate - acknowledge audience's -ve feelings and communicate vision of the future in positive way
2) inform - sequence information in logical order and ask questions to check audience's understanding
3) persuade - sell the benefits, support them with facts, appreciate audience's point of view
4) discussion - present set of options, listen to audience's views, answer audience's questions
5) entertain - amusing anecdotes, avoid telling jokes
3. WHAT MAKES A SUCCESSFUL PRESENTER?
1) behave confidently but not arrogant - eye contact, normal voice, natural gestures/movements
2) interact with the audience but not too much - ask and encourage to ask questions
3) demonstrate physical skills of presenting - know your equipments
4. AUDIENCE CONCENTRATION
External factors:
1) Size of venue and audience
2) How well equipped the venue is
3) The time of day
5. PREPARING FOR PRESENTATION:
i) objective
write what is the expected outcome of your presentation?
ii) select presentation content
- choose quickly which helps ideas to flow and saves time
- identify main points and then connected sub-points - SINGLE WORDS, NOT SENTENCES
Options:
i) brainstorm - preferred due to flexibility and imaginative approach
ii) linear list
iii) organize presentation content
arrange in logical order. eg: chronological order
group your main points.
choose powerful sub-points
6. ORGANIZING YOUR PRESENTATION NOTES:
usually main headings with sub point bullets - complicated or new presentation
sometimes main headings alone - simple content or already given the presentation before
occasionally read presentation as a speech - eg: in case of legal liability
7. ANXIETY
Rational Reasons for anxiety
- less experience
- on your own
- pressure - imp. presentation
Irrational Reasons for anxiety
- They won't like me
- Run out of material
- Completely forget what I want to say
Controlling anxiety
- hours before presentation - do normal work, relax, exercise
- be calm just before the presentation - sit/stand comfortably, get rid of irrational thoughts, control your breathing
8. REHEARSAL
rehearse straight after u have finished preparing your presentation
rehearse sevaral times
rehearse in a condition as realistic as possible
Full rehearsal
deliver in the correct amt of time
Include your slides and other equipment
Use a space similar to the size of your actual venue
record the presentation
rehearse in front of audience
Partial rehearsal
Focus on difficult parts - start and end of presentation, introduction to a section
Practice movements and gestures
9. PRESENTATION ENVIRONMENT
seating arrangement - horse shoe/classroom style
equipment position - easy to access
shape and size of the room - comfortable for audience, be able to see the audience
come at the venue 1 hr before
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