Presentskillsppt
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This document provides information about different types of presentations, including motivational speeches, informational speeches, and extemporaneous speeches. It discusses the importance of knowing yourself as a speaker, including your style, skills, and weaknesses. The document outlines key communication techniques like maintaining eye contact, varying vocal qualities, using gestures, pausing and breathing properly, and avoiding filler words. It also describes the key components of an introduction and body of a presentation, such as announcing the topic, justifying it, establishing credibility, outlining main points, and supporting each point.
Presentskillsppt
- 1. Government engineering college Bhavnagar Sub. : communication skill Enrollment no. : 160210125118
- 3. Introductions Introduce yourself and state: • Your expectations for the course • The types of presentation you are asked to do
- 4. Types of Presentations Motivational Speech (change attitudes) Purpose: Interest the audience in you r topic and motivat e them to take acti on Informational Speech (provide information) Purpose: Inform the audience abo ut a specific topic or issue Extemporaneous Speech A person is asked to speak without preparation
- 5. Know Yourself Part of knowing yourself as a speaker is knowing… a) Your style b) Your skills/strengths c) Your weaknesses
- 6. Communication is Key Our body language can positively or negatively impact the way we interact with one another.
- 7. Communication Techniques Eye Contact Maintain visual contact with your listeners until they feel “seen.” Be sure to make eye contact w ith everyone, or, when speakin g with large groups, with all parts of your audience.
- 8. Communication Techniques Vocal Variety Speed – slow to fast Volume – soft to loud Pitch – low to high Enthusiasm – amount of energy
- 9. Communication Techniques Stance and Gestures Stand with your feet directly b elow your shoulders (in a comf ortable position) Make slow gestures to emphas ize or illustrate key points
- 10. Communication Techniques Pause and Breathe Pause and breathe after making a point. Breathe from your diaphragm, not from your chest.
- 11. Communication Techniques Avoid Filler Words Vocalized pauses Examples: “um,” “ah,” “uh,” Avoid filler words by: Audio taping yourself Asking friends/family to watc h and inform you when the word is used Video taping yourself
- 12. Introduction Capture the interest of the audience by making your opening statement strong. Introduce yourself Announce the topic Justify the topic Establish your credibility Give the audience a preview statement.
- 13. Body The body is where the bulk of your main points and supporting information are located. Focus on three main points Support each main point with facts, evidence an d reasons Use a variety of learning styles and interactive ex ercises to help emphasize each main point
- 14. Thank you