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This document provides tips for effective presentation skills. The two key successes are to be well prepared by knowing your audience and time constraints, and having the right presentation tools selected for the appropriate format. The second key is to rehearse your presentation, using short sentences and an active voice while avoiding filler words. Proper preparation and rehearsal are emphasized as the best ways to ensure a successful presentation.
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- 7. Presentation Tools High-Way Sign Not much text Use graphs/ pictures 1 ºÝºÝߣ per 1 minute
- 8. Presentation Tools Layout Colors fit background Spelling Mistakes Text Size not too small
- 10. Rehearsal Do: Short sentence Active Tense Be Precise Project your Voice Don’t: Long words & sentences Stereotypical words Hmming & Imm monotone
- 11. Rehearsal • Talk more than ºÝºÝߣs • Follow the outline • Use picture • Stick to same style
- 12. Rehearsal • Avoid Equations • Use simple explanation • Proof is in References
- 14. Don’t get Boring • Humor • Tell story • Interactive Questions • Eye Contact
- 16. Dealing with Nervousness • Practice • Write the 1st few sentences • Eye Contact •Take a breathe
- 17. Quick Checks • Laptop condition • Back-up • Projector & sound 15 minutes early
- 18. Group Activity • Bad & good presentation? • What is bad and good? Present them
- 19. Thank you