Effective Presentation skills

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Effective Presentation skills

Definition A presentation is a means of communication which can be adapted to various speaking situations, such as talking to a group, addressing a meeting or briefing a team.

Presentation skills Following are the steps include in preparing effective presentation: Plan Prepare Practice Present

Planning

Planning Planning usually include following questions:   Who is your audience? Why are they there? What is your goal? How long will it be? Where will it take place?

Prepare

Prepare Following points must keep in mind while preparing: Structure Prompt Visual aids Voice Appearance Style Questions

Structure Write your presentation in this order: Objective Beginning or introduction Main content Summary, conclusion and recommendations Questions

Grab the audience attention content should be relevant to topic Structure Grab the audience attention Introduction Get Attention Main theme content should be relevant to topic summary/ Conclusion Key message

Prompt Short bullet points, key words only. Put your entire prompt onto your power point slides. These prompt are for you.

Visual aids Use simple fonts, colors and graphs. Use images and clipart. 3 to 7 bullets per slide. Don’t over crowd your slides, it will not look professional. New or different visual aids wake people up.

Voice Louder and clear than your normal pitch. Vary pitch and volume. Over emphasis

Appearance Dark colors read as businesslike. Wear comfortable shoes to weight your feet evenly. Allow yourself to move a bit. Look confident.

Professional dress code

Professionals vs. non professionals

Style You already have a style don’t try to copy others. Use words and sentences you use in normal days. Be yourself.

Questions Sketch an idea that what kind of questions audience may ask.

Preparation material You can use following items to make the content of your presentation: Handouts Personal notes Internet Visual aids

Practice

Practice Rehearse all points what you prepare. Rehearse with all visual aids and handouts. Practice again and again to manage time. Rehearse in front of mirror or a friend.

Present

Present Make a strong start. Engage the audience in first 2-3 minutes. Show your passion through your movements and gestures. Make an eye contact. Don’t forget to smile as well, unless your topic is very grim.

Speaker’s impact

Flaws in presentation

Contd. Lack of experience. Lack of enthusiasm. Lack of practice. Lack of related material. Lack of confidence. Hesitation. Ambiguity in the results that you want to conclude.

Factors for successful presentation

Contd. Be over prepared. Rehearse and practice. Grip on your topic. Know your subject. Be positive. Avoid stress.

Conclusion Always prepare Channelize your fear Interact with your audience