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Delivering Dynamic Presentations
Course: 345
Type: Course Workshop
Duration: 2 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Deliver dynamic, effective presentations that are concise and clear
- Create strong openings and closings
- Build audience rapport through eye contact, vocal delivery and body language
- Apply innovative design techniques to create powerful presentations
- Prepare an effective presentation by organizing key points into a coherent story
- Capture and maintain audience interest and attention using interactive techniques
Course Benefits The ability to convey facts and information in a clear, concise and engaging manner is a crucial part of delivering an effective presentation. This course provides the knowledge needed to plan and deliver well-structured, polished presentations. You learn practical techniques to communicate and reinforce your message, allowing you to focus on audience needs and objectives.Who Should Attend Anyone who needs to develop the ability to create and confidently deliver memorable presentations using visual support, whether it be with paper or electronic media. Some previous experience with PowerPoint is helpful.Course Workshop Participants build well-structured and effective presentations. Workshops include:
- Improving fundamental presentation skills
- Leveraging the three modes of communication
- Identifying audience expectations
- Capturing ideas using mind mapping
- Organizing the presentation story
- Selecting the key impact points for your presentation
- Building audience involvement using interactive techniques
- Emphasizing main points with visual highlighting techniques
Course 345 Content
- Characteristics of outstanding presentations
- Creating a framework for success
- Making a positive impact on your audience
- Enhancing your confidence as a presenter
- Creating a positive first impression
- Capturing the audience with a compelling question, anecdote or statistic
- Motivating your audience with a strong closing
- Enhancing vocal delivery: volume, articulation, modulation
- Making eye contact
- Adding positive body language
- Visual
- Auditory
- Kinesthetic
- Matching communication modes to audience learning styles
- Multimodal presentation techniques
- Setting objectives
- Matching purpose and point to the audience
- Creating the storyboard model
- Rapidly capturing presentation ideas
- Structuring content for clarity
- Converting mind maps into presentations
- Applying learning theory for optimal information transfer
- Employing the 7+/-2 rule to aid comprehension
- Volume vs. retention
- Making text, color and graphics work together
- Limiting content to increase effect
- Employing information graphics to simplify complex data
- Telling the presentation "story"
- Identifying the key points
- Constructing the narrative by linking the key points
- Reducing your dependency on speaker notes
- Dealing with stage fright: stress reduction techniques
- Starting powerfully
- Linking content to increase impact
- The power of the unexpected
- Getting the audience to discover key points
- Increasing information recall
- Emphasizing content with visual reinforcement techniques
- The power of repetition
- When to use handouts for maximum impact
- Closing the loop: checking for audience comprehension
- Benefits of audience feedback
- Increasing audience involvement
- Establishing two-way communication
- Combating passive listening
- Leveraging questions to achieve the impact you want
- Turning your main points into questions
- Structuring questions to involve the entire audience
- Designing "safe" questions to initiate interaction
- Rewarding responses
- Managing questions from the audience
- Keeping to your timeline
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