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a basic presentation designed to aid in developing visuals for speaking engagements
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Making Successful Presentations
Objectives
• You will learn key elements of making successful presentations, resulting in improved communication of your message.
• You will learn to utilize the WIIFM concept in order to connect with your audience.
• You will learn to apply basic design elements for creating supporting visual aids.
“There are two types of speakers, those that are nervous and those that are liars.”
Mark Twain
Why do we make presentations?
2 A giving or exchanging of information, signals, or messages as by talk, gestures, or writing
5 The art of expressing ideas, especially in speech and writing
80%Communication
20%
Informative
Persuasive
WIIFM
Be prepared
Rehearse
Timing
Clarity
Control
Equipment
Relax
Energy
Connect
Basic Design Elements
Making Successful PresentationsWelcome to the Making Successful Presentations
Session. I apologize upfront. I am not an expert in this topic, but we could not find anyone to do it. So, I’ve done a little reading and educated myself about communication . So, we’ll make the best of it.
Objectives:WE have several important objectives for the session today, all
of which are designed to help you achieve your ultimate goal—becoming a more effective communicator. I assure you that all of the objectives are measurable and achievable, and can be evaluated—both quantitatively and anecdotally. When we are through today, you will have mastered them, thus being one step closer to becoming a strong communicator.
Questions?Types of Presentations
InformTeach
MotivateSell
Persuade
Animation issues
Design issues
Text issues
Content issues
Making Successful Presentations
Background and images are relevant
Color scheme is congruent
Font is large and legible
Presentations“There are two types of speakers: those that
are nervous and those that are liars.”
Mark Twain
Why the black Background?
“There are two types of speakers, those that are nervous and those that are liars.”
Mark Twain
Taking it a step further
Presentation Basics
Prepare materials ahead of time
Know your material
Be preparedLimit bullet items
Keep to the center
Be prepared
Image eliminates need for bullets
Expound on this point