Presentation Do's and Don't's
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This document provides tips for effective presentation skills. It discusses setting an objective, analyzing the audience, structuring arguments, collecting supporting materials, writing the presentation, using visuals, formatting text, using body language and voice, and rehearsing. The key points are to understand the audience's needs, tell an introduction, key points, and summary, use facts, stories and images to reinforce points, avoid blinking or twirling text, speak confidently using eye contact and hand gestures, and always recap the main ideas. Effective presentations require understanding the audience and structuring the content and delivery appropriately.
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Presentation Do's and Don't's
- 1. PRESEN- TATION SKILLS BY JAMIE LIOH
- 2. BEHIND ON THE PROPS STAGE SCENES
- 4. 1. Setting An Objective
- 5. What do they expect? What do they need to know? What turns them on?
- 6. 3. Structuring Your Arguments Tell em what youre going to tell em Introduction Tell em Key Points Tell em what you told em Summary
- 7. 4. Collecting Support Materials Hard Soft Facts Anecdotes (amazing story about a Figures real person or event) Case studies Analogies Testimony (Expert & User) Comparison Personal experience
- 8. 5. Writing Your Presentation Creative Opening Solid Middle Strong Ending
- 10. PROPS
- 15. Instead use images to remind you of each point The life of our target audience Parents biggest concern with kids is revolving using iPhone is UNEXPECTED, VISUALLY INTERESTING PHOTOS ARE FUN & GIVES ENERGY TO YOUR STORY.
- 20. ON ANIMATIONS:
- 21. ON ANIMATIONS: BLINKING, SPARKLING OR
- 22. ON ANIMATIONS: BLINKING, SPARKLING OR TWIRLING TEXT IS JUST NOT COOL
- 25. ON STAGE
- 26. Not just what you say, But HOW you say it
- 27. VOICE Sweep Stand / Sit Contact HANDS In Control Hold Relaxed Nature Pause Emphasize Pitch Direct BODY Pounce
- 28. YOU!
- 29. ALWAYS RECAP: 1. Setting An Objective 2. Analyzing Your Audience 3. Structuring Your Arguments 4. Collecting Support Materials 5. Writing Your Presentation 6. Use Stunning Visuals 7. Get Your Text Right 8. Use Your Eyes, Hands, Body, Voice 9. Be Yourself! 10. Rehearse, Rehearse, Rehearse
- 30. THANKS! :)