Presentation skills Flashcards
Factors that must be considered before making the presentation
- List the objectives and main points
- Capture main points in opening statement
- Relevant and accurate info
- Research the content of the presentation.
- Prepare a rough draft of the presentation
Factors that must be considered during a presentation
- Make eye contact
- Be audible
- Avoid being monotonous
- Add appropriate humour
- Use visual aids
- Put important information first
- Summarise in conclusion.
Factors that must be considered after making the presentation - professional handling of feedback
- understand each question/what is being asked.
- Rephrase questions if uncertain, before responding.
- Listen carefully to each question and think carefully before responding.
- Address questions and not the person.
- Acknowledge good questions.
- Remain professional
- Do not get involved in a debate
Areas for improvement of the next/a future presentation
- Revise objectives that were not achieved.
- Use humour appropriately.
- Always keep information relevant.
- Reflect on any problems
- Any feedback should be analysed and used
- Reflect on the length
- Increase/Decrease the use of visual aids
- Reflect on the logical flow of the format
Name Examples of non-verbal presentations
Tables
Graphs
Diagrams
Illustrations
Written/Business reports
Flip charts
Handouts
Slide shows
Factors to be considered when designing a multimedia presentation
Start with the text.
Select the background.
Choose images/graphics that may help to communicate the message.
Add special effects, like sound and animation
Use legible font and font size
Keep slides/images/graphs/font simple.
Make sure there are no spelling errors.
Use bright colours to increase visibility.
Limit the information on each slide.