IMPORTANT NOTES IN PRESENTATION

 

1.	Selecting presentation framework	1.      Numbered list 2.      Problems and solutions 3.      Features and benefits 4.      Deductive or inductive 5.      Messaging 6.      Stories and case studies 7.      Compare and contrast 8.      Options and outcomes 9.      Timeline
2.	Capturing attention	Using Interesting or entertaining quotes Unusual or startling statistics Interesting survey results Short anecdotes Personal stories of experiences or lesson learned Outlines of problems and how you solved them
3.	Classical rhetoric	Type Characteristics Ethos An appeal based on the integrity and reputation of the speaker Phatos An appeal to the emotions of the listener Logos An appeal to the listener based on logic
4.	Microphones technique	Don’t tap microphones to test it.  Speak into it. Don’t get so close that you ‘pop your P’s” or amplify your breath Keep jewelry, hair, and buttons away from the microphones Don’t pound or tap the lectern or rustle papers near the microphones Keep your voice natural and varied Do check your audience to make sure everyone can hear

Short notes from:

THE BOOK OF MANAGEMENT

The Ten Essential Skills For Achieving High Performance

Darling Kindersley Limited (DKL), Penguin Group (UK)