Oral Presentation

ORAL PRESENTATION

Oral Presentation: Part One: Preparing Oral Presentation Part Two: Oral Presentation: Strategy Strategic Preparation for Oral Presentation Six Steps: First Step: Managing Time 1. Adhering Guidelines (Preparing Acessories like Cards, Laptop, Power Back Ups etc,) 2. Purpose and Objective of the Talk 3. Articulate the Topic or Title Second Step: Write Your Talk 1. Make Notes 2. What you must Write 3. Structuring your talk (What you must tell: Most important first) Introduction Middle Conclusion Recapitulation What are main headings and subheading Third Steps: Producing Notes 1. Making Notes on Cards 2. Getting Audience Attention 3. Inviting Questions 4. Summary Step Four: 1. Preparing Visual Aids viz. PPTs, OHPs, Writing and Drawing on Board) Whiteboarding etc. Step Five: Practicing Your Talk 1.Practice with friends 2. Practice with Equipment 3. Practice Questions 4. Mirror Practice Sixth Step: Preparing for Questions preparing for imaginary Questions Audience May Ask Strategic Preparation: 1. Decide General and Specific Objectives 2 Decide Possible Outcome or Result 3. Knowing and Analyzing your audience 3. Time 4. Location 5. Manner Structure: 1.Review your Talk 2 Impactful Beginning 3. Finishing Touch Support: 1. White Board 2.Chart 3. Projector etc. Presentation: Visual and Verbal and Vocal Presentation



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