10 elements of effective presentations

10 elements of effective presentations

1. Practise

   • The more familiar you are with your material the more you will be able to inspire your audience’s trust and confidence.
     • Prevents Reading
     • Tries to learning

2. Assert yourself

   • An effective presenter needs to be assertive, not aggressive.
     • Posture
       • It is important to appear confident at all times.
     • Presence
       • Have the confidence to fill your space in front of an audience.

3. Make contact with your audience

   • eye contact
   • gestures
   • spoken contact
   • your use of language

4. Use your voice

   • Your voice is a very flexible and powerful tool
     • volume
     • pace
     • pitch

5. Breathe

   • Always remember to breath steadily and deeply.
     • Try to take a few deep breaths before you make your presentation

6. Drink

   • have some liquid to hand to quench your thirst if you are speaking for a long time.

7. Build a story

   • Tell stories and anecdotes to help illustrate points.

8. Use your Body

   • Body Movement
   • Facial Expression
   • Eye Contact

9. Start Strongly

   • Walk in strong, move confidently to where you’ll present, stand tall, smile, survey the room and begin to speak, with conviction

10. Use visual aids

    • Using pictures, videos and activities in your presentations

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