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    The document provides tips for effective presentation skills, including thorough topic research from multiple sources, proper citation of sources to avoid plagiarism, design recommendations like the 10-20-30 rule for slide content, font type and size guidelines, different sequencing structures for presentations, digital presentation alternatives, delivery best practices like practicing, pacing, and limiting fillers, the importance of non-verbal communication, and an overview of the Six Thinking Hats technique.

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    Presentation Skills
    Mushtakhusen SM | Asst. Professor | Soft Skills Department
    Planning: Topic Research
    What? Research Mindset

    • Audience • Be audience-centric
    • The event, venue, other • Be self-aware
    constraints • Thorough research
    • Presentation Topic eases speaking fear
    Content & Plagiarism
    • Provide citations and a bibliography:
    • Direct quotations
    • Paraphrased words & ideas
    • Tables & data PLAGIARISM
    • Images, Video & audio files
    Research Sources
    • Peer-reviewed Academic • Dictionaries & other
    Journals Reference Books

    • Google Scholar • People


    • Google Patent Search • Wikipedia
    • Newspapers • All other Online Resources
    • Magazines & other
    Industry Literature
    Design

    • Guy Kawasaki’s 10-20-30


    Rule
    • The 6-6-6 Rule
    • Be consistent throughout
    your slide deck
    • Use large fonts
    • Choose three sizes at most
    Font Types & Points

    • Use Sans-Serif fonts • Use large font points


    Sans-Serif Serif Slide Elements Size

    Tahoma Times Titles/Assertions 44 pt


    Arial Georgia Body texts; quotes 36 pt
    Verdana Century Tables; labels; annotations 30 pt
    Trebuchet Garamond
    Gill Sans Book Antiqua
    Sequencing Presentation
    • Chronological sequence
    • Step-by-step sequence
    • Spatial sequence
    • Paired sequence
    • Topical sequence
    • Perspective-based sequence
    • Sort-by-property sequence

    Source: Andrew Dlugan, 13 October 2015


    Digital Alternatives
    Delivery
    Prepare and practice

    Breathe deeply

    Stand tall

    Find a few people to look at

    Face the audience, not the screen


    Delivery
    Do not read a script

    Project your voice (150 words/min)

    Do not speak too quickly

    Use pauses, stress, and intonation

    Limit “fillers” in your speech

    Use Signposts appropriately


    Non-verbal Communication
    • Physical appearance
    • Smell
    • Paralanguage/Vocalics
    • Eye contact
    • Facial expressions
    • Gestures & Posture
    • Proximity Image & Icon Source: pixabay & IconBros
    Six Thinking Hats

    Image Source: focusu.com

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