Presentation skill
This document discusses effective presentation skills. It outlines that presentations can be used for training, teaching, informing, assessment, and advocacy/persuasion. Benefits of presentations include student-centered learning, developing new knowledge and perspectives, improving confidence, and developing communication skills. Effective presentations involve careful planning and preparation, good time management, relevant and interesting content, clear structure, good communication skills, appropriate technology use, clear supporting documents, and audience participation. Key aspects of planning include researching content, developing knowledge, and allocating time. Presentations should have a clear introduction, organized body, and effective conclusion. Technology should enhance the presentation without overshadowing it.
Presentation skill
- 1. Prof. Khodave D. K M.A., M. Ed. SET (English, Education) Shardabai Pawar Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Shardanagar Presentation Skill
- 2. Purpose of Presentation Training Teaching and Learning Informing Assessment Advocacy/ Persuasion
- 3. Benefits of Presentations Student-centred participation in their learning Developing new knowledge and different perspectives on a topic Practice in a known environment/ situation Increasing confidence to speak and present in front of an audience Improving marks/ grades Developing wide range of communication and presentation skill An exchange of roles and perspectives from audience to presenter
- 4. What are effective presentations? Careful planning and preparation Good time management Relevant and interesting content Clear structure Good communication skills Appropriate use of technologies Clear support documents Suitable audience participation
- 5. Careful planning preparation Searching content matter online and offline Use of libraries for reviewing relevant resources Discussions with academicians to develop new knowledge Contact with and visit to organizations Interviews with experts Developing experiments and analyzing results
- 6. Good time management Listing all the tasks to be completed before the date of presentation Placing these tasks in an order of priority Allocating the time needed Checking your progress regularly Reallocating the remaining time
- 7. Relevant and interesting content Decide what to include and what to leave out Choose examples to provide interest and improve understanding Provide links to further sources of information
- 8. Clear structure Divide the content into suitable sections Brief introduction Organized middle Effective and cumulative conclusion
- 9. Good communication skills Verbal Communication - Pronunciation Use of language Visual Communication Non Verbal Communication Body language Gesture and posture Voice modulation Eye contact
- 10. Appropriate use of technology Technology should be ‘the servant’ and not ‘the master’ Use it as integral part of presentation rather than add-on feature It should improve what you have to coomunicate so that the audience gains better understanding
- 11. Clear supporting documents Hand outs Print outs Lecture notes Any other proofs or documents needed
- 12. Suitable audience participation Asking questions Discussions Activity/ energizer Interactive mode instead of one way teaching Helps to understand whether the students are getting the content
- 13. Open session