Presentation skills 3
Eng. Kareem H. Mokhtar's presentation discusses effective approaches for delivering messages to audiences. There are direct and indirect approaches, with the direct stating the conclusion up front and the indirect saving the important message for the end. Content should be chunked into sections to aid memory and supplementation with written materials and interactions can enhance the presentation. Proper nonverbal delivery techniques include making eye contact with a friendly face long enough to complete a thought, using body language, and varying pitch with formal enunciation while avoiding filler words. Modes of persuasion that can be used are establishing ethos through credibility, appealing to emotions with pathos, and employing logic and reason with logos.
Presentation skills 3
- 1. SESSION 3 Eng. Kareem H. Mokhtar
- 2. Make the most of the message ■ 1-The power of beginning and endings
- 3. Approaches to deliver your message ■ Direct approach – State your conclusion clearly, so the audience know your bottom line before illustration ■ Indirect approach – Save the important message to the end
- 5. Chunk your content ■ Package information in sections
- 6. Supplement your presentation ■ Add written material ■ Include interactions
- 8. Eye contact
- 9. Eye contact ■ Find a friendly face ■ Have a little conversations ■ Look long enough to complete a thought ■ Use your body as you make eye contact
- 10. Vocals ■ Variation of pitch ■ Formal enunciation ■ Be aware of filler words
- 11. Persuasion
- 13. Ethos ■ convince an audience of the author’s credibility or character
- 14. Pathos • persuade an audience by appealing to their emotions.
- 15. Logos ■ convince an audience by use of logic or reason.
- 16. Let us begin our second part