PROGRAM
Preperation
Presentation Skills
Audience
Tools
Practice; presentations
FIRST IMPRESSION
3 FACTORS
Kindness
Attractiveness
Status
COMMUNICATION
YOU CAN NOT NOT COMMUNICATE
Verbal
Non-verbal
Word
Subject-matter
Written
7%
Spoken
Behavior
Relation
Looking
Posture
93%
Walking/ sitting
Gestures
Facial expression
Speed – Tone – Volume (38%)
STRUCTURE
9 SQUARE
BEFORE YOU START…
Know your audience
The devil’s advocate: think about what questions you may be asked
5 TIPS TO RUIN YOUR PRESENTATION
1.
Say you haven’t prepared anything
2.
Speak dim and monotonous
3.
Use a lot of technical language
4.
Don’t look at the audience
5.
Make the presentation longer
than planned
LEARN FROM KEN
A calm start
Humor; don’t be afraid to make fun of yourself
Make it personal
Choose no more than 3 points to make
STORYTELLING
You don’t have a message, you have a story
What do you like about presenting? Use this in your advantage!
Make it personal; examples, anecdotes, your opinion
Use humor (in your own way)
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Contrast
We should not wait, but take action
We should give, not take
Anaphor
It’s time to go for it
It’s time for happy faces
It’s time to change
Take the stage
Embrace your peculiarities, everyone is unique
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Metaphor
Use a person or object to illustrate your message
(Joe the plunber). Use your own examples
Smile
Add a cartoon, a joke or funny personal anecdote
START
Dress to impress
Let someone introduce you
First impression
Start from a steady position
VOICE & LANGUAGE
Articulate
Speed
Timbre
Intonation & volume
Language/dialect/terminology
Finish your sentences
AUDIENCE
Welcome your audience
Start with an icebreaker
Know your audience and make your
presentation fit to it
Keep eyecontact; shaving en shooting
INTERACTION
Start with a question; ‘who of you thinks/has/is..?’
Give the audience an assignment
Answer questions (during or afterwards; be clear)
Ask the audience to give examples
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