Do’s and don’ts in presentation

GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE ,
BHAVNAGAR

DO AND DON’TS IN
PRESENTATION
 Presented by.
• Gamit Aaryan
• Gamit Ashish
• Gamit Priyanka
• Gamit Sandip

DO’S AND DON’TS IN PRESENTATION

STRUCTURE OF THE TALK
 Title
-introduce yourself
o Aims
-must link to your conclusions.
-there is no point aiming to do something that
fails.

REHEARSE
 Not in front of the bathroom mirror.
 Use a seminar room or lecture theatre.
 Rope in an audience.
-Friends, member of the group.
-Listen to what they say.

Smile! When audience members see a
genuine and sincere smile , it makes
them want to smile too

DO IN PRESENTATION
 Check what is expected of you when invited to
speak.
 Prepare good summarized notes.
 Plan and rehearse the start with care.
 Maintain good , evenly distributed eye contact with
your audience.
 Do prepare in advance of a presentation (never just
wing it, it will show…..badly).

DO IN PRESENTATION
 Realized and accept that all good speakers experience
nervous tension before speaking.
 Visual aids can help isolate ideas & clarify problems or
relationships.
 Prepare for contingences practice your presentation.
 The goal here is to deliver a presentation that the
audience understand, except and remember.

Don’t start with an apology

DON’T S IN PRESENTATION
 Don’t prepare too much material.
 Don’t start with an apology.
 Don’t split your audience’s attention.
 don’t clutter your visual attention.
 Try to do without speaker’s note.
 Don’t be nervous.
 Don’t confuse enthusiasm with loudness

PACE/RATE:
 Rate is the number of words which you speak per
minute.
 The normal rate is from 120 to 150 words per
minute.

ARTICULATION:
Speakers should be careful not to slop,
chop, truncate, or omit sounds between
words or sentences.

Do’s and don’ts in presentation

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