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10 elements of
effective presentations
- Practise
- The more familiar you are with your
material the more you will be able to
inspire your audience’s trust and
confidence.
- Prevents Reading
- Tries to learning
- Prevents Reading
- The more familiar you are with your
material the more you will be able to
inspire your audience’s trust and
confidence.
- Assert yourself
- An effective presenter
needs to be assertive,
not aggressive.
- Posture
- It is important to appear
confident at all times.
- It is important to appear
confident at all times.
- Presence
- Have the confidence
to fill your space in
front of an audience.
- Have the confidence
to fill your space in
front of an audience.
- Posture
- An effective presenter
needs to be assertive,
not aggressive.
- Make contact with your audience
- eye contact
- gestures
- spoken contact
- your use of language
- eye contact
- Use your voice
- Your voice is a very
flexible and powerful
tool
- volume
- pace
- pitch
- volume
- Your voice is a very
flexible and powerful
tool
- Breathe
- Always remember
to breath steadily
and deeply.
- Try to take a few
deep breaths before
you make your
presentation
- Try to take a few
deep breaths before
you make your
presentation
- Always remember
to breath steadily
and deeply.
- Drink
- have some liquid to
hand to quench your
thirst if you are
speaking for a long
time.
- have some liquid to
hand to quench your
thirst if you are
speaking for a long
time.
- Build a story
- Tell stories and anecdotes
to help illustrate points.
- Tell stories and anecdotes
to help illustrate points.
- Use your Body
- Body Movement
- Facial Expression
- Eye Contact
- Body Movement
- Start Strongly
- Walk in strong, move confidently to where
you’ll present, stand tall, smile, survey the room
and begin to speak, with conviction
- Walk in strong, move confidently to where
you’ll present, stand tall, smile, survey the room
and begin to speak, with conviction
- Use visual aids
- Using pictures, videos and
activities in your presentations
- Using pictures, videos and
activities in your presentations
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