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Homework. Form Grammar How to find the right structure?. DESIGNING AND DELIVERING ORAL PRESENTATIONS. 14- 2. Case: Introduce a Wonderful Project. Xiaolei is working for Creditease , a Chinese micro-finance company with a wonderful project, which she wants to introduce to you.
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Homework • Form • Grammar • How to find the right structure?
DESIGNING AND DELIVERING ORAL PRESENTATIONS 14-2
Case: Introduce a Wonderful Project • Xiaolei is working for Creditease, a Chinese micro-finance company with a wonderful project, which she wants to introduce to you. • Think about her purposes, audience, etc.. • How to arouse interests continuously?
Display Your Skills Think on Your Feet Grasp Complex Issues Handle Challenges Building Your Career with Oral Presentations
Planning Writing Completing Analyze Situation Adapt to the Audience Revise Message Gather Information Master Delivery Compose the Message Select Medium Prepare to Speak Get Organized Overcome Anxiety The Three-Step Process
Analyze the Situation Gather Information Select the Medium Organize the Information Planning Presentations
Purpose Audience Information Emotions Persuasion Language Collaboration Circumstances Analyzing the Situation
Web-Based Presentations In-Person Presentations Selecting the Medium
Main Idea Scope Approach One Message Time Limits Direct Audience Needs Attention Span Indirect Organizing Presentations
Convince management that reorganizing the technical support department will improve customer service and reduce employee turnover • Convince the board of directors that we should build a new plant in Texas to eliminate manufacturing bottlenecks and improve production quality • Address employee concerns regarding a new health-care plan by showing how the plan will reduce costs and improve the quality of their care
Preparing the Outline • State purpose and main idea • Organize major points and subpoints • Identify introduction, body, and close • Show your transitions • Present bibliography of sources • Choose a compelling title
Follow Planning Outline Select Key Words Presentation Cues Presentation Reminders Add Delivery Cues Arrange Your Notes The Speaking Outline
Adapting to the Audience Composing the Presentation Developing Presentations
Small Groups Large Groups Casual Style Formal Style Promote Participation Control Participation Simple Visuals Multimedia Adapting to Audiences
The Introduction Arouse Interest Build Credibility Preview Message Composing Presentations
The Body Discuss Ideas Connect Ideas Capture Attention Composing Presentations
The Conclusion Restate Main Points Describe Next Steps Finish Strong Composing Presentations
Illustrating Points Accurate Visuals Adding Variety Creating Interest Simple Visuals Increasing Learning Enhancing Presentations
Writing Readable Content • Highlight key points • Summarize and preview message • Signal major shifts in thought • Illustrate ideas and concepts • Create interest in the message
Reduce the Level of Detail Use Graphical Elements Modifying Slide Graphics
Background and Artwork Color Schemes Foreground and Artwork Fonts and Type Styles Selecting Design Elements
Transitions Decorative Functional Builds Hyperlinks Audio or Video Animation and Multimedia
Completing Presentations • Check slides • Test equipment • Practice speech • Create handouts
Speaking Occasion Memorizing Reading Purpose Audience Impromptu Speaking Speaking From Notes Subject Matter Preparing to Speak
Present Naturally • Check Equipment • Track Your Time • Speak Clearly • Introduce Slides • Plan for Questions Practicing Your Delivery
Overcome Anxiety Answer Questions Delivering Presentations
Overcoming Anxiety • Practice for success • Prepare extra material • Think positively • Visualize success • Take deep breaths • Be ready to go
Overcoming Anxiety • Do not panic • Be comfortable • Focus on the message • Focus on the audience • Maintain eye contact • Keep on going
Set Ground Rules Be Prepared Note Nonverbal Cues Give Honest Answers Maintain Control End the Presentation Responding to Questions