Any object that reinforces your point visually so that your audience can better understand it.
What is a Presentation Aid?
100
List 3 examples of Two-Dimensional Presentation Aids.
What are drawings, photographs and slides?
100
List the 3 examples of Three-Dimensional Presentation Aids.
What are objects, models and people?
100
Guidelines for Developing a presentation aid.
What is: allowing time to prepare for your Presentation Aid(s), make it easy to see for you audience, keep sights and sounds simple, grouping related points, establish a consistent graphic theme?
100
Is the use of images as an integrated element in the total communication effort a speaker makes to achieve his or her speaking goal.
What is visual rhetoric?
200
Presentation Aids enhance what
What is understanding, memory, helps listeners organize ideas, gain and maintain attention, help illustrate a sequence of events of procedures?
200
Summarizes and presents data in a small amount of space.
What is a Chart?
200
If you cannot bring the object you would like to show your audience, consider showing them.
What is a model?
200
Guidelines for Selecting the right Presentation Aid.
What is consider your audience, think of your speech objective, take into account your own skill and experience?
200
What is the saying that anything that can go wrong will go wrong?
Murphy's Law
300
List 3 examples of presentation aids.
Images, charts and graphs
300
Used to describe distance. Example: Map of Chicago
What is a Map?
300
They can be touched, smelled, heard and even tasted, as well as seen.
What is an object? (tangible)
300
Guidelines for Using Presentation Aids.
What is don't use dangerous or illegal aids, rehearse, make eye contact?
300
Used to offer visual support for spoken words.
What is a chalkboard?
400
Of your five senses, which one do you learn more from all the other combined.
What is Sight?
400
Pictorial representation of statistical data
What is a Graph? (bar, pie, line, and picture graph)
400
What is distracting when you have your support person with you.
What is standing next to you doing nothing? *If you don't need the person to demonstrate something during your opening remarks, wait and introduce the person to your audience as needed.
400
What to use with caution that will jeopardize the attention of your audience.
What is an animal?
400
Shows relationship between two or more variables, using lines or curves.
What is a Line Graph?
500
Who said "The soul never thinks without a picture."
Who is Aristotle?
500
Used to protect images drawn on clear sheets of paper, on the screen to be viewed by a large group.
What is an Overhead Transparencies?
500
When bringing a support person, it is not recommended to bring who.
What is a Child? (Beware of using children, who are often unpredictable)
500
No matter what presentation aid you plan to use, you should give you audience what in order to absorb the information you are providing.
What is time?- to absorb what you place in front of their eye?