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Oral Presentation
Planning a Presentation
Creating a strong opener and Your Voice
Patterns of Organization
Delivering an effective presentation
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To inform, to persuade, and to build goodwill.
What are the three basic purposes of an oral presentation?
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Simplifying visuals, words and sentences!
What are the steps to remeber points of your presentation?
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Startling statement, narration or anecdote, question, or quotation.
What are the four modes for openers?
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Giving all the reasons in favor of something, then those against it.
What is a pro-con pattern?
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Quote: "In one study, speakers who looked more at the audience during a seven-minute informative speech were judged to be better informed, more experienced, more honest, and friendlier than speakers who delivered the same information with les eye contact."
What is using eyecontact?
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To inform or teach the audience
What is Informative presentations?
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The speaker speaks without interruption; questions are held until the end of the presentation, where the speaker functions as an expert.
What is a monologue presentation?
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Measures whether a voice uses sounds that are low or high.
What is Pitch?
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Discussing three aspects of a topic.
What is the 1-2-3 pattern of organization?
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Being prepared, contracting and relaxing muscles, and pausing and looking at your audience.
What is transforming fear?
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To motivate the audience to act or to believe.
What is persuasive presentation?
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This type of presentation offers a better way to present material and help an audience find a solution in can "buy into."
What is guided discussion?
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Marks variation in pitch, stress, or tone.
What is Intonation?
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Starting with the past, move to the present, and end by looking ahead.
What is the chronological pattern of organization?
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Keeping a good balance, standing besides the screen, and being confident.
What is standing and gesturing?
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To entertain and validate the audience.
What is Goodwill Presentation
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This is a conversation, even if the salesperson stands up in front of a group and uses charts and overheads.
What is a sales presentation?
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A measure of speed.
What is Tempo?
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Explaining the symptoms of the problem, identifying its causes, and suggest a solution.
What is the problem-cause-solution pattern of organization?
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Unless it is a short presentation you want to make use of these, even experts use them.
What is using notes and visuals?
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If your audience is indifferent, skeptical, or hostile, focus on the part of your message the audience will find most interesting.
What is adapting to your audience?
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Using animation schemes such as fades, zooms, and wipes to control the info displayed and other uses are part of this.
What is using visuals?
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A measure of loudness or softness.
What is Volume?
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Explaining the symptoms of the problem.
What is the excluding alternative pattern of organization?
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Turning fear into energy, looking at the audience, and using natural gestures.
What are the keys to delivering an effective presentation?