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To deliver a good presentation, you should follow the four steps below
Planning Delivering
Preparing Reviewing

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Planning Preparing
Objective
Coverage
Encourage
responses
Understand your audience, Encourage responses, and
Plan your coverage so you stimulate reactions and their
can present within the time learning desire.
frame available.

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Delivering
• Visual aids such as Graph, Animation, Chart, Table, icon
• Putting summaries of each slide in the "note” not “word” or “paragraph”

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Reviewing Use a Template
• Use a set font and color scheme.
• Different styles are disconcerting to the audience.
• You want the audience to focus on what you
present, not the way you present.

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Reviewing Use a Template
Use Sentiment and Emotions for Judge a color.

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Examples

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Examples - Cover

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Caution on Presentations
• Keep characters large enough to be read by your
audience – minimum 18 pt font.
• Consider the place where the presentation will be
delivered, and also the visual ability of your audience.
• Use Bullet Points sparingly. Use visual images instead as
these will increase message retention.
• Avoid tables with too many rows and columns (such as
balance sheets, as when people cannot read the
characters, they become useless)
• Avoid jamming too much content in a page. Break it into
two or three pages. Keep only a few points on each
page.
• Make sure that you rehearse your presentation. You
should plan to rehearse your presentation out loud at
least four times.

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Examples

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Examples

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Showcase

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Showcase

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Showcase

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Almost Done!

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Speaker

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Speaker must do!
• Keep eye contact with the audience and not the visual.
• This shows you know your information well.
• Do not block visuals with your body.
• Do not pace or walk around unless it is part of the presentation.
• Practice the presentation so that it is pulled off with ease and always be
prepared for the unexpected.

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Presentation is a King Question is a queen
Hint: Speaker is a king of king

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Thank You for your Attention