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Presentation Skills

The document discusses essential elements of effective presentation skills, including planning the presentation for the intended audience and time allotted, using proper voice control, body language, and visual aids. It emphasizes the importance of rehearsing, overcoming anxiety through practice and positivity, engaging the audience through techniques like humor and simplicity, and handling questions confidently.

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Presentation Skills

The document discusses essential elements of effective presentation skills, including planning the presentation for the intended audience and time allotted, using proper voice control, body language, and visual aids. It emphasizes the importance of rehearsing, overcoming anxiety through practice and positivity, engaging the audience through techniques like humor and simplicity, and handling questions confidently.

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PRESENTATION SKILLS

WHAT IS PRESENTATION?
An event at which preplanned material is shown to intellectuals for a specific purpose. Although a presentation is a verbal form of communication, it is often supported by other media, such as computer.

MAKE THE PRESENTATION THAT ATTRACTS THE AUDIENCE

Essential Elements Of Presentation Skills


PLANNING NOT USING JUST WORDS VOICE CONTROL

BODY LANGUAGE

TECHNIQUES OF SPEECH

OVERCOME ANXIETY

VISUALS AIDS

HANDLING QUESTIONS

PLANNING
Identify the audience Prepare keeping in mind the time allotted Collect material from a variety of sources Prepare handouts as well

VOICE CONTROL
VOLUME TONE PITCH

BODY LANGUAGE
EYE CONTACT
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

GESTURES

VISUAL AIDS
PROJECTORS FONT SIZE AND STYLE DESIGNING ANIMATIONS GRAPHS AND PICTURES HANDOUTS

TECHNIQUES OF SPEECH
Make an impression Rehearse, rehearse & rehearse Use funny quotations Short and simple Relaxation

OVERCOMING ANXIETY
 Practice, practice, practice  Think positive  Be comfortable  Concentrate on your message and audience  Keep going

DOS
Arouse the curiosity of audience Preview your message Connect your ideas Hold audience attention Be active

DONT
 Memorize long passages  Just read the slides  Be in hurry

The human brain starts working the moment you are born and never stops until you stand up to speak in public

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