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Effective Presentation Techniques Useful Tips for Successful Oral Presentations and Public speaking Ibn. Sina

Effective Presentation Techniques Useful Tips for Successful Oral Presentations and Public speaking Ibn. Sina IPHMS 2010.

Use visual aids A picture is worth a thousand words

Use visual aids A picture is worth a thousand words

What does this picture say?

What does this picture say?

What does this say?

What does this say?

Or this…?

Or this…?

Keep it short and sweet No one ever complained of a speech being too

Keep it short and sweet No one ever complained of a speech being too short.

Rehearse If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail.

Rehearse If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail.

Audience of an unrehearsed presentation

Audience of an unrehearsed presentation

Prepare n n n Plan to rehearse your presentation out loud at least 4

Prepare n n n Plan to rehearse your presentation out loud at least 4 times. Rehearse against the clock Rehearse and you will get better.

Use the rule of three People remember three things – plan what the three

Use the rule of three People remember three things – plan what the three things your audience will remember.

Rule of three in memorable speeches n n n Friends, Romans, Countrymen Stop, look,

Rule of three in memorable speeches n n n Friends, Romans, Countrymen Stop, look, and listen formula for success – Dream, Plan, Action Lead, follow, or get out of my way. In a presentation—Tell them what you are going to tell them, and then tell them what you told them.

Rehearse If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail. Know what slide is

Rehearse If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail. Know what slide is coming next. n Check out the conference room in advance. n Have a back-up plan. n

The ‘You’ Approach n n Know you audience and their need – be in

The ‘You’ Approach n n Know you audience and their need – be in contact with their ‘hot spots’ Don’t be afraid to state the obvious; it may not be obvious to the audience.

Link every element in your presentation to an audience benefit

Link every element in your presentation to an audience benefit

Negative Audience Reaction n Ignore a negative ‘glarer’ Never respond aggressively to a negative

Negative Audience Reaction n Ignore a negative ‘glarer’ Never respond aggressively to a negative glarer Say what you mean; mean what you say; don’t make personal attacks; listen respectfully; encourage people

Deportment n Be optimistic, sound cheery, and smile. That’s what people will remember.

Deportment n Be optimistic, sound cheery, and smile. That’s what people will remember.

Engage the audience n It does not matter where you are speaking, what you

Engage the audience n It does not matter where you are speaking, what you are speaking about or who you are speaking to; ‘This is show business. ’ Any speech must entertain the audience.

Engage the audience n The best funny anecdotes are the ones you tell against

Engage the audience n The best funny anecdotes are the ones you tell against yourself – they seldom fail and the audience is on your side from then on.

Other Important Points n n n Don’t put your speaker notes up on the

Other Important Points n n n Don’t put your speaker notes up on the screen Know what slide is coming next Check out the presentation room Have a back-up plan.

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