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Chapter 12
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Developing Oral and Online Presentations
Learning Objectives
1. Planning a presentation
2. Developing a presentation
3. Enhancing presentations with visuals
4. Completing a presentation
5. Delivering a presentation
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Planning a Presentation
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The Three-Step Process
Situation
Information
Medium
Organization
Revision
Delivery
Preparation
Confidence
Adapt to the Audience
Composethe Message
Planning CompletingWriting
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Analyze the Situation
PurposeAudience
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Select the MediumOnline Face-to-Face
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Organize Presentation
Main Idea
Approach
Scope
Content
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Presentation Outline
1. State your purpose and main idea
2. Organize your points and sub-points
3. Identify major points throughout
4. Plan transitions between sections
5. Prepare bibliography and sources
6. Choose a compelling title
The Speaking Outline
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• Arrange your notes, either hardcopy or digital
• Add delivery cues for emphasis or visuals
• Condense points and transitions to key words
• Start with the planning outline, and simplify it
Developing a Presentation
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Adapt to the Audience
Small Groups Large Audiences
Casual Style
Elicit Participation
Simple Visuals
Formal Style
Control Participation
Multimedia
The Presentation
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•Introduction
•The Body
•The Close
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The Introduction
•Arouse Interest
•Build Credibility
•Preview the Message
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Presentation Body
•Present Main Points
•Connect Your Ideas
•Hold Audience Attention
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Presentation Close
•Restate Main Points
•Describe Next Steps
•Finish Strong
Enhancing the Presentation with Effective Visuals
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Electronic Presentations
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Disadvantages Advantages
Simplicity
Authenticity
Conception
Delivery
Choose Slide Style
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Structured Free-Form
Elements of Design
Amount of Content
Number of Slides
Structured Slides
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Fast and EasyCreation
Routine Presentations
Complex Ideas
Unstructured Slides
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ComplementInformation
ManageInformation
ProcessInformation
Readable Content
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•Highlight Key Points
•Summarize and Preview
•Signal Major Shifts
•Illustrate Concepts
•Create Interest
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Designing Graphics
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Simplify Clarify
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Select Design Elements
•Colors
•Background
•Foreground
•Font Styles
Animation and Media
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Decorative Functional
TransitionsTransitions
BuildsBuilds
HyperlinksHyperlinks
Audio or VideoAudio or Video
Completing a Presentation
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Finalize Slides and Support
Title Slides
Agenda Slides
Program Details
Navigation Slides
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Presentation Methods
•Memorizing
•Reading a Script
•Using Notes
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Practice Your Delivery
• Present Naturally
• Check Equipment
• Know the Material
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Practice Your Delivery
• Check Your Timing
• Anticipate Questions
• Practice the Speech
Delivering a Presentation
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Overcome Anxiety
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•Don’t Try to Be Perfect
•Prepare and Practice
•Visualize Success
•Take Deep Breaths
•Be Ready to Go
Overcome Anxiety
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•Get Comfortable
•Take a Short Break
•Stay on Message
•Make Eye Contact
•Keep on Going
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Respond to Questions
Ground Rules
Preparation
Nonverbal Cues
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Respond to Questions
Honest Answers
Control
Conclusion
The Backchannel
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DisadvantagesAdvantages
Support
Feedback
Credibility
Control
Work the Backchannel
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•Use Social Media
•Monitor Feedback
•Review Comments
•Tweet Key Points
•Set Expectations
Advantages
Cost Savings
Convenience
Disadvantages
“Digital Divide”
“Human Moments”
Online Presentations
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Presentation Tips
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Previews
Simplicity
Feedback
Presentation Tips
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Audience
Connection
Technology
Developing Oral and Online Presentations
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