PresentationSkills.ppt

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By- Prof. Suyog Amrutrao


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Orators are born, Presenters are made.


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Basic problem for Presenter Physical Skills

Know your audience

Data Organizing Formal Dressing

Body Language

Using of Visuals


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What do you want

audience to : -

Think?

INFORM THEM.

Feel?CONVINCE THEM.

Do?

MOTIVATE THEM.


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Before

Know your subject

Rehearse

Sleep well

Arrive early

Take little water Dont have heavy

eating


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At Start & During

Take deep breaths

Pause. Establish eyecontact

Speak s-l-o-w-l-y

Control first 90 seconds

Dont memorise

Dont apologise


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Who are they?

What do they

expect? Who makes the

decisions?

Who influences

them? Whos my

competition?


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Eye Contact

gesture

Standing ( Location)

Body language

Appearance


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Energy

Volume

Pace

Non-Words
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Objective

Agenda

Body

Point 1

Point 2

Point 3

Conclusion

Objective

Agenda

Body

Problem Recommendation

Evidence

Dialogue towards

agreement Next steps


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Amusement ( Fun) Contempt ( Dislike)

Contentment ( Satisfaction)

Embarrassment ( Humbleness) Excitement ( Thrill)

Guilt ( Blame)

Pride in achievement

Relief Sensory pleasure

Shame


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A gesture is a form of non-verbal communication in which visible bodilyactions communicate particular messages, whereas posture is a stance

and/or alignment as compared to a balanced position for the human body.

Body language is the nonverbal, usually unconscious, communicationthrough the use of postures, gestures, facial expressions, and the like.

A gesture is a form of non-verbal communication in which visible bodilyactions communicate particular messages, either in place of speech or

together and in parallel with spoken words. Gestures include movement ofthe hands, face, or other parts of the body.

The word "posture" comes from the Latin verb "ponere" which is defined as"to put or place." The general concept of human posture refers to "thecarriage of the body as a whole, the attitude of the body, or the position of

the limbs (the arms and legs)."Webster's New World Medical Dictionary defines "neutral posture" as thestance which is attained "when the joints are not bent and the spine isaligned and not twisted." In this position, a person is able to completely andoptimally attain balance and proportion of his or her body mass andframework, based on his or her physical limitations. Good posture optimizesbreathing and affects the circulation of bodily fluids.


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Trouser and Shirt. Punjabi Dress or Saree.

Clean, With Press Color combination

New dress for Interview

Shoes- Formal and Sport

Sox Heavy Make-up

Jewelry

Additional carrying Perfume

Hats and Head Covering


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Sensory impact:

- Visuals 55%- Tone 38%

- Content 7%

Focus attention

Serve as notes

Highlight key points

Talk to the audience

Dont read

Touch-Turn-Talk


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