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Presentations Road Powerful Map Analyze Audience Determine Purpose Structure Presentation Prepare Visuals Anticipate Questions Do Follow-Up Road Map To The Total Oral Presentation Slide 1 Slide 2 Anatomy Of A Presentation Opening Capture Interest Introduce Topic Body Main Point Support Closing Summarize Call To Action Slide 3 Organization of a 10-min Talk 1 Minute - Introduction 8 Minutes - Body...

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Presentations Road Powerful Map Analyze Audience Determine Purpose Structure Presentation Prepare Visuals Anticipate Questions Do Follow-Up Road Map To The Total Oral Presentation Slide 1 Slide 2 Anatomy Of A Presentation Opening Capture Interest Introduce Topic Body Main Point Support Closing Summarize Call To Action Slide 3 Organization of a 10-min Talk 1 Minute - Introduction 8 Minutes - Body Main Points Sub Pt. 1 Sub Pt. 2 Sub Pt. 3 1 Minute Closing Slide 4 Opening Objectives Effective Opening Statement Picture Statistics Questions ??????????? My Topic Today Is Arouse Interest Orient Audience Direct Attention Reveal Yourself Slide 5 Slide 6 1 Hierarchy of Believability Effective Closing Working Device (IT) Video of IT Computer Simulation of IT Photo of IT Drawing of IT Sketch of IT Verbal Description of IT Slide 7 Summary Statement Action Request Memory Jogger Slide 8 Six Commandments for Preparing Visual Aids Factors Influencing Visual Aids Unity Simplicity Legibility Consistency Clarity Quality Slide 9 Time Available Subject Matter Cost Limitations Availability of Equipment Type of Audience Ability of Presenter Slide 10 Choices Effective Visuals Computer Projector Big audience, but complex, with many ways to fail Laptop Screen Small audience Transparencies Flexible Paper copies Safe backup for small audience Slide 11 Clarify Interest Stimulate Emphasize and Reinforce Support and Expand Use Color Use Pictures and Graphs Slide 12 2 Rules For Making Visuals Preparing Visuals Include 1 Idea Per Chart Keep It Simple Title All Visuals Use 7 Words x 7 Lines Maximum Use Key Phrases - Not Sentences Use Pictures And Graphs Slide 13 Make Landscape, not Portrait Use Big, Bold Letters Avoid Abbreviations Slide 14 PowerPoint Issues Working With Visuals Consider reducing animation Beware of slow-loading graphics Have paper backups Print Handouts 6/page Stand Near Screen Keep Hands Free for Gestures Speak to Back Row Point With Words Show When Ready : Not Before Plan to Spend < 1 Minute Each Clear Before Continuing Slide 16 Slide 15 Fielding Questions Rating A Presentation Appearance Gestures And Posture Eye Contact & Facial Exp...

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