How to make a

good
presentation?
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 What is a presentation
Presentation is your Presentation are great
platform to show what opportunity to :
great things you are - Let you shine
Presentation is a working on and to share - Be someone else
presentation in front of your passion and your - Make an impression
many people about an character - Improve your
issue for the purpose of presentation skills
persuading, providing
information, or
influencing the audience.
 Table of contents

01 02 03
How to avoid
Powerpoint Presentation
stage fright
Tips for preparing and Methods and skills for
Solution to improve
using slide a good presentations
01
Powerpoint
Tips for preparing and using slide
 TIPS FOR PREPARING AND USING SLIDE

1. Keep it short and to the point 4. Contrast

* Note : * Note :
• Avoid putting the literal text on the • make sure that your font is readable by
screen either placing a border or casting a
• shorten your bullets and keep it to the shadow around it.
point

2. Choose the right font

* Note :
• Verdana, Calibri and Helvetica, for 5. Solely use basic colouring
* Note :
example, are all safe choices. These
• Define your colours based on your
fonts are available on all computers.
target audience.

3. Size matters
* Note : 6.Minimize the variety of transitions
• For headers the minimum is around * Note :
20pt, while for the body you have a • The phrase ‘less is more’ is applicable.
minimum of 18pt.
 02
Presentation
Delivery method and delivery techniques
1. Manuscript
- Use the manuscript that is provided
without adding your own thoughts or
comments.
- The manuscript could take many different
forms. It could be a short story, a poem, or
an article. You may also preparing your
own manuscript
- Advantages
• High accuracy because you must be read exactly
as written
• Have time to prepare which will allow you to
fully understand the meaning that needs to
conveyed to the audience
– Disadvantages
• Difficulty maintaining eye contact with the
audience to show warmth and sincerity.
• Difficult for you to actually develop a
conversation with the audience while reading.
• Sound unnatural
2.Speaking from Memory
- Remember all of the information in a
prensentation without notes or other aids
- Memorization takes two basic forms:
• The total speech or manuscript is committed
to memory.
• Standard parts of a message are memorized
and woven into each speech.
- Advantages
• More likely to perform better than the speaker
reading from a manuscript, since you can stay in
touch with your audience. 
• You do not need to think about what is coming next
or how to express an idea as you would in
extemporaneous speaking; therefore, you can give
more attention to the audience
- Disadvantages
• One of the main problems of delivering a speech
from memory is sounding rehearsed, or like you are
reading. It is possible to memorize and deliver a
3.Impromptu Speeches
- An impromptu speech is given with little
or no preparation, yet almost always with
some advance knowledge on the topic
- Advantage
• Include topics that you want to talk about.
•
You can use personal examples from experience
to support what you are saying.  audience.
• You are more likely to speak directly to the
audience just like if you were speaking to
another person in a conversation.
- Disadvantages
• Difficulty thinking of what to say or formulating
the ideas once you get up to speak.
• Lack details and supporting information. 
• Impromptu speaking not always suitable
4.Extemporaneous Speeches
- Extemporaneous speaking is one of the
most natural methods for delivering a
prepared speech. You can use an
extemporaneous speech to achieve a more
natural tone, flow and style with the
- The style does offer the speaker flexibility
to include references4to the immediate
surroundings, previous speeches, news of
the day, and so on.
- This method using notes of key words and
phrases to support the speaker. 
 The extemporaneous style is the method
most often recommended (and often
required) in today’s public speaking
courses, and is generally the best method in
other settings as well.
  Be aware of your non-verbal
communication. Use body language
that shows

 Take time to think during your

SomeTips for presentation! 

Delivering a  Pay attention to your volume. 

Good
Presentation  Try to speak clearly so that your
audience can easily understand
your words.

 Avoid the ‘lecture’. 

How to avoid
stage fright

What is stage fright?
A type of anxiety
Feeling anxious when
speaking or performing in
front of a group of people
A common fear
Feeling worried bout being
judged for your performance
- Engage in deep breathing
- Know your topic
- Tell yourself a positive mantra:
“People want to heat from me”;
“ I am going to do great job”,...
- Pick a focal point
- When things go wrong, keep
calm and don’t rush it
- Reassess after: Try and identify
at least two accomplishments
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