Transcript Delivering a Presentation

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Preparing and Delivering a
Presentation
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How not to be a nervous wreck!
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What is the purpose of your presentation?
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What are you hoping to achieve with
your presentation?
Is the presentation to inform, train,
persuade, entertain, or demonstrate?
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Consider the Audience
Level of knowledge
 Degree of formality
 Type of language used
Once you've looked at these points you can
now begin to choose what you will say
and show in your presentation, knowing
that it will be of interest or benefit to
most of your audience.
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Presentation Structure
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Start
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Middle
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End
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Delivering a Presentation
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Research has shown that people make up
their minds what they think about you within
the first minute
If you accidentally give the wrong impression
at first, you will have to work really hard to
overcome this
Much rests on image, body language, style of
dress, tone of voice and initial impact rather
than the words you speak.
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What Do I Do?
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Stance
Expression
Eye contact
Speed
Space
Gestures
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What Not To Do!
Presenter mannerisms that irritate most people in
an audience include:
 Lack of eye contact
 Turning your back on the audience
 Pointing or stabbing a pointer at an audience
 Hiding behind the flip chart or screen
 Fidgeting with a presentation pointer
 Not being able to find the right slides
 Standing perfectly still
 Looking only at a script or prompt cards, not at
the audience
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Test Your Knowledge
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You have covered lots of points, hints
and tips in this lesson
Why not make sure you have
remembered some of them
Try the quiz
Or the exercise
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That’s It!
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You have now prepared for your
presentation
Use the information you have just read to
help you deliver a wonderful presentation
Be yourself
Good Luck
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