PRESENTATION
visual aids (actual objects/photographs)
AIDS (materials to help with the
presentation)
benefits of using
presentational aids
adapt to an audience's
level of knowledge
help audiences retain
the information they
hear
address the diverse
learning styles of your
audience
increase the persuasive
appeal of your speech
help the speaker feel
more competent
PRESENTATION AIDS
preparing effective
presentation aids
limit the reading required
of the audience
use photo (easily seen) and
sound (easily heard) by
audience.
use consistent print style.
add pictures/symbols to
add interest
use colour strategically
and standard colour
selection.
customize presentational
aids from other sources
Audio aids (musical clips,recorder clips)
TYPES OF
audiovisual aids (youtube videos,movies)
Other sensory aids (smell,taste or touch)
criteria for guideline for using
presentational aids presentational aids
Plan carefully when to use
Reinforce important ideas
presentational aids.
Help audience
Position presentational
comprehend the message
aids and equipment before
Supplement not
beginning your speech.
overshadow the oral Show or play
message presentational aids only
Large enough to be seen when talking about them.
and loud enough to be Talk to your audience, not
to the presentational aid.
heard
Display visual aids so that
If sharing the aid will take
too much time, consider a everyone in the audience
can see them
different sort of aid
Avoid passing objects
around the audience.
 PRACTICING DELIVERY
Characteristic Three goals for effective Characteristic of
speech practices voice
of delivery
style 1. practice language choices so they are PITCH - Highness or lowness of the sounds
appropriate, accurate, clear, and vivid produced in your larynx.
2. practice your speech aloud until your voice VOLUME - How loudly or softly you speak
CONVENTIONAL
and body convey your ideas conversationally, QUALITY - The tone of your voice.
Sound spontaneous and intelligibly, and expressively RATE - The speed of which you talk
relaxed 3. practice using presentational aids

The audience feels you

are talking with them, not
at them Adapting to your Body Delivery
audiences Language methods
ANIMATED Be aware of and respond to audience feedback Eye contact Impromtu
Convey your passion Be prepared to use alternative developmental Facial speech
material expression Scripted
about the Correct yourself when you misspeak Gesture speech
create excitement about Adapt to unexpected events Movement Extemporaneo
Adapt to unexpected audience reactions
your topic Posture us Speech
Handle questions respectfully. Appearance