The document discusses oral presentations, including defining them, the different types, and the process. It outlines the key steps in planning a presentation: determining the purpose, analyzing the audience, creating an outline. It also lists seven factors to remember when delivering a presentation: analyzing the audience mood, using an engaging voice and body language, and ensuring visual aids are effective. Presentations can be impromptu, extemporaneous, scripted, or memorized, and the audience may be clients, colleagues, professionals, or the public.

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Group Owner
Mian Sufyan

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 Defining Oral Presentation
 Types
 Process of the presentation
 Seven Factors to remember
Outline

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 A presentation is a form of communication. It is an
opportunity to communicate your point of view or
ideas to an audience.
 Making a good oral presentation is an art that
involves attention to the needs of your audience,
careful planning, and attention to delivery.
Oral Presentation

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Impromptu
Extemporaneous
Scripted
Memorized
There are four types of oral Presentation

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Clients and customers
Colleagues in your organization
Fellow professionals at technical conferences
The public
You will deliver presentations to
four types of audiences:

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 Planning
 Preparing/Writing
 Delivering/Completing
Process of the presentation

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 Determine the Purpose.
 To Inform
 To Persuade or motivate
 To Entertain
 Audience Analysis
Planning

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 Main idea
 Limit your scope
 Prepare an outline
 Develop your presentation
Preparing/Writing

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 Oral delivery
 Volume
 Vocal Quality
 Pronunciation
Delivering/Completing

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 Nonverbal delivery
 Posture
 Gesture
 Movement
 Facial expressions
Cont’d

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 The start
 Audience mood
 Your Voice
 Body language
 Your Visual aids
Five Factors to Remember

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 Do not apologise
 Be confident
 Know the topic well
The Start

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 Watch your audience’s body language; their facial
expression,glance exchanged etc.
 Use good pace
Audience Mood

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Your Voice