1. oral presentation skills? University of Ulsan, Korea
Industrial Network & Power Electronics Lab – University of Ulsan
How to develop
oral presentation skills?
Van-Tung Phan
University of Ulsan, Korea
November 30th 2010
INPEL Lab - University of Ulsan - Korea

2. Contents of Discussion
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Contents of Discussion
Key points in an oral presentation
What are common mistakes?
How to make a good presentation?
What are skills needed in a presentation?
INPEL Lab - University of Ulsan - Korea

3. Key Points in an Oral Presentation
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Key Points in an Oral Presentation
Common questions before a presentation?
Why do you need an oral presentation?
What are you taking about?
Who are your audiences?
How much time do you need?
Do you feel confident to begin a presentation?
Start!

4. Key Points in an Oral Presentation
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Key Points in an Oral Presentation
How to get your audiences?
Beginning a talk
Ending a talk

5. Key Points in an Oral Presentation
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Key Points in an Oral Presentation
How to get your audiences?
Beginning a talk
Ending a talk

6. What are Common Mistakes?
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What are Common Mistakes?
Why do audiences become bored?
1. Different scope (seldom case!)

7. What are Common Mistakes?
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What are Common Mistakes?
Why do audiences become bored?
2. Structure not clear or not well-prepared

8. What are Common Mistakes?
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What are Common Mistakes?
Why do audiences become bored?
3. Long sentences, complicated words

9. What are Common Mistakes?
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What are Common Mistakes?
Why do audiences become bored?
4. Inadequate animations

10. What are Common Mistakes?
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What are Common Mistakes?
Why do audiences become bored?
5. Speak too fast or too slowly
6. Unclear or wrong pronunciation
7. Reading a sentence in a presentation …

11. How to make a good presentation?
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How to make a good presentation?
You should be aware of the followings:
An oral presentation is different from a written report
The structure should be clear and easy to follow
Talking is not similar to reading
Main points need to be emphasized
You should be confident!

12. How to make a good presentation?
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How to make a good presentation?
The structure of a talk:
Introduction:
Catching your audiences with the beginning  important!
Making a clear outline of your talk  easy to follow!
Showing off the purpose of your talk  attract audiences!
Don’t be so nervous but relaxed with your smile  confident!
Speaking slowly, clearly, and fluently within first 5-10 minutes  rehearse several times before!

13. How to make a good presentation?
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How to make a good presentation?
The structure of a talk:
Body of a talk:
Showing contents in a logical order  smart guy!
Emphasizing key words and main points  remind audiences!
Making a conclusion of each main part  wake up audiences!
Selecting excellent figures with full meanings  reduce time!
Giving clear examples related to a talk  much more interesting!
Using daily conversation sentences  quickly understandable!

14. How to make a good presentation?
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How to make a good presentation?
The structure of a talk:
Conclusion of a talk:
Making a clear summary  remind audiences’ memory!
Emphasizing again what you achieved  confirm good results!
Proposing the future studies (if applicable)  will be solved!
Showing your achievements  convince audiences to believe!
Be ready for open discussion  make everything clear!

15. What are skills needed in a presentation?
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What are skills needed in a presentation?
Language:
Improving English day by day
Using simple words to show off your key points
Checking carefully all the time before presenting
Requiring a mutual understanding

16. What are skills needed in a presentation?
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What are skills needed in a presentation?
Knowledge :
Knowing exactly what you are talking about
Conveying your talk in a limited time effectively
Emphasizing the key points and repeating them
Listening to questions clearly before answering prudently

17. What are skills needed in a presentation?
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What are skills needed in a presentation?
Actions:
Using your voice to communicate clearly
Using your body to communicate effectively
Looking at your audiences
Making a certain question in time when the room becomes boring
Preparing a good hardcopy and delivering it

18. Good luck everybody!
Thank you!
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