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bySajjad Ahmad AwanTE DTSC Khushab
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Agenda
• Introduction.
• Planning Your Presentation.
• Presentation Techniques.
• Creating Effective Visual Aids.
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Great Speaker aren’t born, they are trained
• Presentation is a Skill ……..
• Developed Through Experience & Training
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Fear
• Feared More than Death• The Facts: Shaky Hands, • Blushing Cheeks,• Memory Loss,• Nausea, and Knocking
Knees
• NORMAL
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Causes of Anxiety
• Fear of Unknown or Loss of Control
• Fight or Flight Mode
• No Back up Plan
• No Enthusaiasm for Subject
• Focus of Attention
• Others
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5 P‘s of Perfect Presentation
• Personality
• Passion
• Presence of Mind
• Purpose
• Preperation
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Effective Presentation
Control Anxiety – Don‘t Fight itAudience CenteredAccumplish ObjectivesFun for AudienceFun for YouConducted within Time Frame
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• Three main purposesInformPersuadeEducate
Why Give a Presentation
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Planning Your Presentation
Determine Purpose
Assess Your AudienceA- Analyze
U- Understand
D- Demographics
I- Interest
E- Environment
N- Needs
C- Customize
E- Expectations
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Planning a Presentation
• Plan Space
Number of Seats
Seating Arrangement
Audio/Visual Equipment
Distracters
• What Day and Time
Any day
Morning
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Presentation Outline
•Key Words Reminders•Conversational Flow• Flexability•More Responsive to Audience
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Start before You Begin
Mingle: Learn Names
Oppertunity to reinforce or correct audience assessment
Good first impression
People Listen to People They Like
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Opening Your Presentation
• Introduce Yourself
• Why Should They Listen?
• Get Attention, Build More Rapport, Introduce Topic
o Humer
o Short Story
o Starting Statiistics
o Make Audience Think
o Invite Participation
• Get Audience Response
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Completing the Opening
• Clearly Defining Topic
• If Informative … -Clear Parameters for content within time.
• If Persuasive ……- What’s the Problem
- Who Cares - What’s the Solution
• Overview
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Presentation Main Points
• Supporting Evidence
• Examples
• Feedback & Questions from Audience
• Attention to, and Focus on, Audience (Listening)
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Concluding Your Presentation
GoalInform Audience that You are About to
close. Summarize Main PointsSomething to Remember or Call to Action.Answer Question
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Presentation Style
• Elements
Para Languages – Vocal TechniquesLoudnessPitchRatePause
• Deviation from the Norm for Emphasis
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Common Problems
• Verbal fillers– “Um”, “Uh”, “Like” etc– Any unrelated word or phrase
• Swaying, Rocking or Pacing
• Hands in Pockets
• Lip Smacking
• Failure to be audience-centered
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Presentation Tips
• Smile
• Breath Deeply
• Drink water
• Carry out notes
• Stand confidently
• Look at the audience - Begin
• Finish on or under time
• MORE THAN HUNDER TIPS BY PRESENTOR
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Instruction for Presentation
• Chose the mode sensibly
• Practice before Presenting
• Be conscious of time
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Good Luck with Presentation
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