Presentations

How to do it right?

Gladys Quiloango

O Knowing the orientation of the

presentation. This may be for:

O entertain O report O convince O persuade

O This depends on the nature of the issue

under discussion

To entertain
O If the theme is designed to entertain, you

must have great skill in language and body movements, so that exposure of the audience sympathize ideas

To inform
O Sometimes it is desired that the audience

understand or expand your knowledge, the aim will be to inform. In this case the ideas are concrete, such as objectively and concisely clarity possible. Ideas must be specific and express certain emotional charge

To convince
O There will be occasions when the specific

purpose is to convince, therefore, should focus on the testing and demonstration of realities raises the exhibitor.

To persuade
O The speech should go beyond belief, the

speaker appeals to the listener's feelings to influence his will and make it invitation object. The exhibition takes the listener to believe and to act in the manner proposed.

This is important:
O If we consider the specific purpose of the

exhibition have concrete results of what we want the audience to do, feel, assume, understand or believe.

Steps to follow:

introduction development conclusions

Audiovisual aids
O To get the message more clearly and

more compelling O The most used are:

O blackboard

O flipcharts
O slide O overhead projector O infocus

O Radio, sound assistant

Tips
O Choose topic essential data O Comparison with other conceptual content

O Consolidation of main ideas

O Encourage reflection, questioning,

participation and attention