Presenting
Knowing the Audience
Body Language and Tone
Active Listening and Managing Nerves
Review
100

What percentage of our message comes from words?

7%

100

What questions should you ask yourself about the audience?

Who is my audience? Where are they from? 

100

Body language establishes [blank] with the audience?

Credibility  

100

Who needs to use active listening during a presentation?

Audience and Presenter/speaker
100

What makes a good introduction? 

Firm handshake, eye contact, and smile

200

What are things to not do during a presentation

(No wrong answers)

Drink from the audience water bottle, use filler words, show up late, etc.

200

Why is it important to greet guests as they arrive?

Become familiar with speaker and builds trust

200

What body language should you avoid when presenting?

Distracting movements, keeping hands below the waist, slouching, etc. 

200

What are ways the audience can show the speaker they are actively listening? 

Nodding head, sitting up straight, smile, asking or answering questions

200

Give an example of an open ended question AND a closed ended question.

Examples listed:

Open: What kind of video games do you play?

Closed: Are you planning to become a nurse?

300

What percentage of our message comes from nonverbal communication?

57%

300

What is it important to know the layout of the room?

Know where you can set up

300

How can you add variety of tone and range to your voice?

Whispering and speaking loudly 

300

Why is story telling important to connect with the audience? 

They can also envision the story and have the same emotions as speaker who shares story

300

Why is it important to be able to talk positively about yourself?

There's only one you :)

400

Name 3 of the 4 critical components of presenting

Audience, Body language, How you are presenting, Content

400

How should you frame your questions?

Call and response

400

Tone is driven by [blank]

Feeling

400

In story telling, context and conflict is important because...

Allows presenter to know purpose, why someone should care, and who is involved

400

How long does it take to make a first impression?

30 seconds

500

What percentage of people actually seek professional help for public speaking?

8%

500

Why is call and response technique so important?

Helps speaker to gauge the mood of the audience; if they are serious, have a sense of humor, tired, etc.

500

What percent of our message comes from tone?

36%

500

What 3 questions make up the story telling cheat sheet?

What’s the problem you’re trying to solve?

What do you want people to think and feel differently about?

What do you want people to do differently at the end?

500

How long does it take to undo a bad first impression?

20 more meetings