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Managerial Communication

Unit 13: Effective Presentations


Effective Presentation Skills

Presentation can be defined as


the formal communication you
have infront of people.
The purpose of a presentation
is to convey, present or tell
about some information on any
topic.

It may be in an offline or an
online mode.
Making effective presentations

* Structure- have a logical


order:
- introduction
- middle
- conclusion
Making effective presentations

* Practice, practice and more


practice.

* Body language- be pleasant,


make eye contact and pay
attention to posture.
Making effective presentations

* Speech- Be clear confident


and concise. Speak at a speed
which is comfortable to the
receiver to understand what you
are saying.
Making effective presentations

* Handouts- can be given to the


audience to take away after the
presentation. They serve as
useful recap material.
Making effective presentations

* Power points- Have simple


slides. Do not overload text on
the slide.

* Interaction- Involve the


audience to build a rapport
with them.
Making effective presentations

* Nervousness-It is normal to
be a bit nervous.

Preparation and practice helps


minimize the nervousness.
Important aspect of a
presentation

* Credibility- use data to back


up your statements. Check, when
you are not sure of something.
* Emotions- Appeal to the
emotions of your audience.
Bring out-what’s in it for
them!
Preparing yourself (MAS)

Have full control over-

* Material
* Audience
* Self
Delivering with an impact

* Plan
* Prepare
* Practice
Prioritize the content into-

* Must tell
* Should tell
* Could tell
The Six Helpers

* Who
* What
* Why
* Where
* When
* How
Types of Presentations

* Manuscript
* Memorization
* Impromptu
* Extemporaneous
Do’s of a presentation

* Read the body language of


your audience.
* Anticipate questions and be
ready to answer.
* Become adept at using tool
(such as power point)
Don’ts of a presentation

* Talk down to your audience.


* Use a lot of jokes/humor.
* Treat your audience as
passive recipients.
The Presenter

* Put in maximum effort to


prepare suitable content.
* Abide by the time allotted
for the presentation.
* Work on your interpersonal
skills to create a great
rapport with the audience.
Use of Visual Aids

For the best impact use-


(TECT)
* Thought
* Effort
* Creativity
* Time
Handling Questions!

* Be alert. Focus well. Be


pleasant.

* Repeat the question to the


entire audience before
answering it.
Thank you!

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