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PRESENTATIONSKILLS
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PRESENTAION BY
•NITESH B
•MANOHAR N
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TOPICS TO DISCUSS
• Meaning
• Preparing a Presentation
• Structuring the presentation
• Problems of presentation
• Preparing Content
• Questions & Answers
• Handling Problems during a Presentation
• Important Presentation Pointers: During and After
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What is a Presentation?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. To be effective, step-by-step preparation and the method and means of presenting the information should be carefully considered.
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Preparing a Presentation
• Organizing the Material
• Writing Your Presentation
• Deciding the Presentation Method
• Working with Visual Aids
• Managing the Event
• Coping with Presentation Nerves
• Dealing with Questions
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Structuring the presentation
2 to 2.5 minutes--- opening/beginning
20 to 21 minutes--- middle section
2 to 3 minutes --- closing/end
5 mins --- questions
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PROBLEMS OF PRESENTAION
• Podium Panic
• Eye Contact
• Body Language
• Voice
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Podium Panic
For some people, the thought of giving a presentation is more frightening than falling off a cliff, financial difficulties, snakes and even death.
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Dealing with Podium Panic
• Audiences are forgiving
• Nervousness is usually invisible
• Be yourself
• Practice deep breathing/ visualization techniques
• Begin in your comfort zone
• Check out the room in advance
• Concentrate on the message
• Begin with a slow, well prepared intro; have a confident and clear conclusion
• Be prepared and practice
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Eye Contact
• Never let them out of your sight.
• Looking them in the eye makes them feel that they are influencing what you say.
• Eye contact allows the presentation to approximate conversation—the audience feels much more involved.
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How to Make Eye Contact While Giving an Oral Presentation
• Prepare your presentation.
• Make note of important points
• When you are speaking to people, look them in the eye.
• Give your entire presentation to yourself, in the mirror
• Go for it!
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Body Language
• Lean on or grip the podium
• Rock or sway in place
• Stand immobile
• Use a single gesture repeatedly
• Examine or bite your fingernails
• Cross your arms in front of your chest
• Use obviously practiced or stilted gestures
• Lean into the microphone
• Shuffle your notes unnecessarily
• Tighten your tie or otherwise play with your clothing
• Crack your knuckles
• Jangle change or key in your pocket
• Click or tap your pen, pencil or pointer
• Chew gum or eat candy
NO-NO’s
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Voice
• Pronunciation
• Vocalized pauses
• Overuse of stock expressions
• Substandard grammar
• Rate of speech
• Volume
• Pitch or tone
• Emphasis
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Preparing Content
3 A’s
• Analyze your AUDIENCE.
• Define what ACTION you want them to take.
• Arrange your ARGUMENT to move them.
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Analyze Your Audience
• What are their names, titles, backgrounds, reasons for attending, etc…?
• What are their big concerns?
• What are their objectives, fears, hot buttons, and attitudes?
• What is their perception of you and your institution?
• What are their questions likely to be?
• What is personally at stake for them?
• How much detail do they need?
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Define What Action
• What action do you want the audience to take?
• Define it in terms of the audience.
• What will they feel, believe, and do after hearing your talk?
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Arranging Your Argument
• Shake hands with the audience.
• Get to the point.
• Present your theme.
• Tell ‘Em3.
• Develop your agenda point by point.
• Summarize and recommend.
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Questions & Answers
• Beginning of a whole new interactive presentation
• Opportunity to make a point
• Most presentations are won or lost here
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Questions & Answers
• Anticipate lines of questioning
• Rehearse
• Don’t rank questions
• Keep answers brief
• Be honest—don’t BS
• Avoid negative words
• Don’t repeat negative questions
• Clarify question
• Defer to experts
• Move your eyes off questioner
• If negative, end your response focused on somebody else
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Handling Problems during a Presentation
• Visual-aid problems
• Distracting noises
• You make a mistake
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