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    CHAPTER 1

    INTRODUCTION TO PRESENTATION

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    Most people fear public
    speaking FIRST and
    death second.

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    UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION

    A communication model is a simplified representation of


    the key elements involved in a communication process.
    The key components in a communication model are:
    a) Source/sender f) Feedback
    b) Message g) Context
    c) Channel h) Noise
    d) Receiver

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    Similarities Between Public Speaking and
    Conversation
    • Organizing thoughts logically
    • Tailoring the message to the audience
    • Telling a story for maximum impact
    • Adapting to listener feedback

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    ORAL PRESENTATION VS CONVERSATION

    Oral presentation (Public speaking) Conversation


    • requires more • Mix of formal language and
    formal language informal language
    • requires a • Speaking to one person or more
    different method of delivery
    • Speaking to a small/large
    audience

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    TYPES OF PRESENTATION
    INFORMATIVE PRESENTATION

    DEMONSTRATIVE PRESENTATION

    PERSUASIVE PRESENTATION

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    INFORMATIVE PRESENTATION

    Purpose is to:
    • Highlight something new, be it a new product or service
    • Increase the knowledge of your audience
    • Provide the audience with a better understanding on a
    particular topic.

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    INFORMATIVE PRESENTATION

    • Does not have any personal opinions and should only


    contain factual information supported by evidence.
    • Usually informative presentations are not trying to sell a
    product or service or influence the audience’s beliefs or
    attitudes.
    • It is strictly used as a method of data or information
    transfer.

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    EXAMPL
    E:
    • A BUSINESS MEETING
    - presenting statistics or facts.

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    • Informative presentations are very effective for
    highlighting sales data;
    presenting the results of market research;
    charting your business development through a
    graph;

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    INFORMATIVE PRESENTATION

    STRATEGIES FOR MAKING YOUR INFORMATIVE


    PRESENTATIONS CLEAR:
    • Simplify ideas
    • Pace your information flow
    • Relate new information to old

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    DEMONSTRATIVE PRESENTATION

    Purpose is to:
    • show the audience how to do something, how something is
    made, or how something works.
    • As the speaker, you should be familiar with the subject
    and have prepared your props in advance. You should also
    try to involve the audience in the demonstration at some
    point.

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    EXAMPL
    E:

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    PERSUASIVE PRESENTATION

    TYPES OF PERSUASIVE PROPOSITIONS


    • Proposition of Fact
    • Proposition of Value
    • Proposition of Policy

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    PERSUASIVE PRESENTATION

    SUPPORT YOUR PRESENTATION WITH:-

    ETHOS: establishing your credibility

    LOGOS: using evidence and reasoning

    PATHOS: using emotion


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    PERSUASIVE PRESENTATION
    ADAPTING IDEAS TO PEOPLE AND PEOPLE TO IDEAS
    The Receptive The Unreceptive
    The Neutral Audience
    Audience Audience
    • Emphasize common • Refer to beliefs and • Present your
    interest concerns that are strongest arguments
    • Provide a clear important to first.
    objective; tell your listeners. • Acknowledge
    listeners what you • Show how the topic opposing points of
    want them to do affects people your view.
    listeners care about.

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    EXAMPL
    E: PRESENTATION
    • A MARKETING
    You are trying to persuade a
    prospective buyer that your
    product or service is more
    useful than the competitors
    (usually on ethical grounds).
    .

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    Four keys to effective presentations
    Bradbury, 2006

    1. Know your audience


    2. Keep it simple
    3. Keep to the point
    4. Have confidence in yourself and in your message

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    Why are these important?

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    To avoid ANXIETY

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    AUDIENCE will feel BORED
    If …
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    TASK
    SHORT SCRIPTED PRESENTATION

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