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How to Deliver Group Presentations Effectively. By Eva Jay 13 April 2010. Overview. Key points for group presentations Effective presentations Eye contact Voice Timing Signposting . Key Points for Group Presentations. The order people will speak - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
How to Deliver Group Presentations Effectively
By Eva Jay
13 April 2010
Overview
• Key points for group presentations• Effective presentations– Eye contact– Voice– Timing– Signposting
Key Points for Group Presentations
• The order people will speak• Introducing and concluding the presentation• Overview of the entire presentation• Passing smoothly from one speaker to another
Make eye contact
• Engage your audience through eye contact• Scan all of the audience• Try to make eye contact with almost everyone
Use your voice
• Everyone should be able to hear you• Speak at the right speed - a little slower
than everyday conversation• Use your voice to emphasise important
points• Show that you're questioning an issue
Use timing
• Pace your presentation • Don't be afraid of using short pauses • Avoid speaking too quickly• Time your practice presentation
Use 'signposts'
Use 'signposts' to • Help the listener follow your ideas and identify
different sections, • Indicate key points, supporting ideas and less
important information.
Using 'signposting'
Some useful signposting phrases:• Good morning. My name is X, and this is my partner, Y. We are here today
to talk about…
• First, I’m going to … and then my partner will… etc.
• Let me hand you over to my partner.
• Now Y will explain…
• And now, Y will discuss….
• I think it's important to emphasise…
• I'll move on now to…
• Turning now to…
• In conclusion…
• To summarise…
Draw attention to a point by addressing the audience
• You might be wondering about…• You probably know that…• We’ve all heard about…
Questions can highlight the beginning of a new section or an important point
• Why is ………… so important?• What causes ……………..?• What are the results of…?• What solutions are there to these
problems?
Bibliography
• http://www2.napier.ac.uk/gus/writing_presenting/presentations.html#signposting
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http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/arts-and-science/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/mgtstudiesstudent2.jpg
• http://deangarfield13.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/eye_contact.jpg • http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/learning/primary/tunein/images/instrum
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