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Talking Points
Presentation Principles and Techniques
Andy Giesler
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Challenges
Notes atwww.blazingmoon.or
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Talking Points
1. Preparation2. Presentation3. Technique
1. Preparation
1. Preparation
1. PreparationA. Content A. Content B. PlaceC. Practice
Organizing Your Thoughts
I. ContentA. 3-4 pointsB. NotecardsC. Paper
II. PlaceA. The roomB. The people
III. PracticeA. StandingB. …
Organizing Your Thoughts
FreeMindfreemind.sourceforge.net
Simple is Beautiful
Three or Four Points
Simple is Beautiful
Three or Four Subpoints (maybe)
Where Are Your Notes?
“Is this something my audience needs to see?”
Where Are Your Notes?
Ideas, not sentences.Ideas, not sentences.
Where Are Your Notes?
Sheets of paper More detail is good More detail is bad How paper makes you nervous
1. PreparationA. ContentB. Place B. Place C. Practice
The Room
Visit itTry it
The People Who’ll Be There
Who they areWhat they know
1. PreparationA. ContentB. PlaceC. Practice C. Practice
How?
TalkingStandingTimingRepeating
1. PreparationA. ContentB. PlaceC. Practice
2.
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2. PresentationA. Open A. Open B. EngageC. Close
SchmoozingSchmoozing
The Best Way to Open
The Best Way to Open
Introduce Yourself
Introduce Yourself
Introduce Your Audience
Introduce Your Audience
Reinforce
1. Tell them2. Tell them3. Tell them
2. PresentationA. OpenB. Engage B. Engage C. Close
How to Engage Them?
How to Engage Them?
How to Engage Them?
Why Engage Them?
How to Engage Them?
Why Not Engage Them?
Learning styles
Reinforce
1. Tell them2. Tell them3. Tell them
2. PresentationA. OpenB. EngageC. Close C. Close
Reinforce
1. Tell them2. Tell them3. Tell them
How to Engage Them?
Running out of time?
So, is that unclear to anyone?
“So, is that unclear to anyone?”
Feedback
2. PresentationA. OpenB. EngageC. Close
3. Technique
3. TechniqueA. Your Body A. Your Body B. PowerPointC. Beyond
PowerPoint
Action!
Gestures
Your ArmsYour HeadYour Face
Gestures
Your Voice
So, is that unclear to anyone?
Deception
3. TechniqueA. Your BodyB. PowerPoint B. PowerPoint C. Beyond
PowerPoint
“Death by PowerPoint”
http://www.slideshare.net/thecroaker/death-by-powerpoint
What’s It Good For?
1. Visualizing ideas2. Making key points
Whats’ it Used For?
What’s It Used For?
A Handout
What’s it Used For?A Teleprompter
This is a great use for PowerPoint!You may be uncomfortable when presenting; having your whole
speech on the slide can help. Having your notes on the screen means you don’t need to
remember things, and that you don’t need to glance at notecards. Also, it helps your audience focus on what’s important: your words!
Bonus: no need for you to make eye contact with the audience!A Handout
Also a great use!Saves you time: no need to prepare a separate handoutReminds your audience of your exact words.
Mixed Feelings
More work
Mixed Feelings
Auto-notes
Images
flickrstormhttp://www.zoo-m.com/flickr-storm/
Wikimedia Commonshttp://commons.wikimedia.org
Wikipediahttp://wikipedia.org
Faux Pas?
Faux PasToo much textOnly textToo much
everythingSmall textClip art (?)
Busy backgroundPoor contrastToo many fontsToo many colorsSpecial effects
3. TechniqueA. Your BodyB. PowerPointC. Beyond C. Beyond
PowerPoint PowerPoint
You Tell Me
You Tell Me
Talking Points1. Preparation
Content Practice Place
2. Presentation Open Engage Close
3. Technique Your Body PowerPoint Beyond PowerPoint
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Talking Points
Presentation Principles and Techniques