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Presentation
Skills
By Kristina Tipps
8/16/2013
1Think about...
•What makes a bad presentation? •What makes a good presentation? •What makes an outstanding presentation?3/5/2014
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The 4 Ps
1.Plan
2. Prepare
3. Practice
4. Present
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Presentation Skills
•Why do we need to know how to present information? •Public speaking is commonly feared by many people. •It can be a nerve-racking experience, but anxiety can be minimized. •Skills to be a good presenter can be developed with preparation and practice. *Preparation is key* 4Presentation Skills:
Plan •Preparation (planning) is the first step in giving a successful presentation. •Aspects: oPurpose oAudience oStructure 5Presentation Skills:
PlanI want (who) to (what) (when, where, how) because
(why •Ex: I want Macy's to purchase my company's sunglass line for the upcoming summer season because it is a high quality designer line and represents Macy's fashion trends. •Gives your presentation a focus, the things to think about during preparation.3/5/2014
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Presentation Skills:
Plan •Ask yourself: oWho is your audience? oWhat do you want to present? (content, material) oWhy do you want to present this? (purpose) oWhere do you want to present? (place) oHow do you want to present this? (ppt, other technology, etc.) 7Presentation Skills:
Plan •Audience Analysis oIn what is the audience interested? oWhat does the audience want? oWhat does the audience already know? oWhat does the audience need to know? oWhat does the audience expect from this presentation? oHow will the audience benefit from this presentation? 8Presentation Skills:
Plan •Structure: oStructure the content in line with the audience's needs oWhat is your objective? oDo your research •Gather material from different sources oArrange points logically 9Presentation Skills:
Plan •Anticipate audience's questions and prepare possible answers •Prepare handouts if desired and appropriate. Everyone benefits from visual/graphic documents.•Don't forget to prepare with the allotted presentation time in mind. If you don't know how long you have, find out.
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Plan •Example Structure for 20 minute presentation: oOpening: 2 minutes oMiddle: 13 minutes oEnding: 2 minutes oQuestions: 5 minutes *Always leave time for questions* 11Presentation Skills:
Prepare
•Opening: the first few minutes are critical for success oCarefully design and master this while practcing •Good first impression •Rehearse well, but use natural speech and no reading from notecards or computer oGet attention •Shock, humor, question, story, statistics oBe enthusiastic •Motivate audience to listen 12Presentation Skills:
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•Middle: oLogical sequence oUnderstandable oRecaps (summaries) when appropriate oVisual aids (flip-charts, handouts) 13Presentation Skills:
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•Ending: the last few minutes are just as critical for success as the first few minutes oSummarize important points oSuggest action •What should the audience do now? •When should they do it? •Why? •How? •Proofread, proofread, proofread! 14Presentation Skills:
Prepare
Visual Aids
•Colors oGrey on white oBlack on white •Grammar •Font size. oSmall oMedium oLarge 15Presentation Skills:
Practice
Nonverbal Communication
•Be active oMove around rather than stand stiffly in one spot •Controlled gestures oHand movements oPlaying with hair •Where to keep hands? oNot in pockets oOccupy hands with notes or a pointer. Nervousness tends to show in our hand gestures. •Eye contact oLook around from person to person while glancing at notes or presentation oDon't stare •Face audience 16Presentation Skills:
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Verbal Communication
•Speak naturally, not too quickly or too slowly oClear, audible •Variations in tone and pitch of voice •Talk to the audience, not just in front of them •No jargon •No ambiguous or complicated language •Question your audience throughout to facilitate group involvement and garner attention 17Presentation Skills:
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Audience
•Be aware of audience's nonverbal and verbal communications oIf people are bored or confused, their body language will show it. oAdjust based on what you see. •Engage audience oQuestions, activities •Handle questions to the best of your ability oYou are not expected to know everything oAnticipate questions and have answers ready oSometimes questions allow you to highlight a point you want to make 18Presentation Skills:
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How to Channel Nervous Energy into Positivity
•Prepare thoroughly •Breath deeply and slowly (activity) oconcentrate on delivering your message to your audience •Use gestures and facial expressions as a way of converting nervous fear to positive enthusiasm. oEnthusiasm is a positive form of nervous energy. 19Presentation Skills:
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•Don't get preoccupied thinking "I must remember" •Commit yourself and it will flow naturally •Know audience size •Practice in the space where you are presenting •Maneuver around room •Check lighting and technology before startingPresentation Skills:
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•Anxiety and stage fright •Everyone has it to some degree, even the best public speakers •Do not try to completely eliminate fear •Instead, channel that fearful energy into an effective presentation oHow? 21Presentation Skills
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