Reminders:

Make sure you rehearse before

the actual presentation to
anticipate any problem which
might occur.

Reminders:
Wear appropriate attire
Bring the following:
Outline of the Informative Speech
Sources (photocopy/print out)
7 copies of the rubric
Short folder

Reminders:
Venue: 14th Floor, Bro. Andrew

Gonzales Hall
Be there 10 minutes before the

time to make preparations.

Reminders:
Since it will be recorded, ask the

technician to give you a copy of

your speech. This will be used for
self-evaluation.

Reminders:
Since it will be recorded, ask the

technician to give you a copy of

your speech. View it and write a
self-critique.
(Refer to your syllabus)

PRESENTATIONAL
AIDS
Fernand Kevin A. Dumalay
Department of English and Applied Linguistics

PRESENTATIONAL
AIDS
Any visual, audio, audiovisual, or other
sensory material used by the speaker in a
speech.

Increase
persuasivene
ss.

Retain
information.

Make you more

competent.
Clarify
points.

Address
learning
styles.

Visual Aids
Actual Objects
Diagrams
Models
Maps
Charts
Posters

Audio Aids
Sound Effects
Music
Radio Programs
Interviews
Environmental Sounds

Audiovisual Aids
Video clips
From films
From Youtube

Preparing Effective
Presentational Aids
Limit the reading required of the audience.
Customize presentational aids.
Use photo or audio with high quality.
Organize information aesthetically pleasing.
Use color and font style strategically.