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- interacts with audience
- explains things simply
-enthusiasm
-knowledge
-positive

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-Confident
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What makes a good prop/presentation?

Simple, basic words on screen

Images – have to be engaging and relevant

Handouts at start of lecture – personal tasks and background

Use audience and individual members as demo

Have props that represent what the subject is – allow audience view and handle them

Videos – have relevant videos throughout presentation – exciting and engaging

Using easy to read – bold colours

Clear - font

What makes a bad prop/presentation?

Slides rammed full of written information

Reading off presentation slides – no new information

Images, videos and props irrelevant

If handouts contain all of the information – lecturer seems irrelevant.

Poor font choices

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Related
videos are a good way to engage the receiver and adapt to different learning
styles. Also breaks up talking to the individual. Including the receiver in
asking them questions or asking if they have any questions.

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Related
videos are a good way to engage the receiver and adapt to different learning
styles. Also breaks up talking to the individual. Including the receiver in
asking them questions or asking if they have any questions.

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• Confidence


•
Clarity

•
Enthusiasm

• Not
reading of a slide/notes

•
Preparation 

• Good
body language 

• Good
presentation 

• Knowledgeable
about the topic so able to answer questions 

• Eye
contact

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• Confidence


•
Clarity

•
Enthusiasm

• Not
reading of a slide/notes

•
Preparation 

• Good
body language 

• Good
presentation 

• Knowledgeable
about the topic so able to answer questions 

• Eye
contact

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story teller - not just lecturing audience

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story teller - not just lecturing audience

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patient - gives audience time to reflect on key statements

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patient - gives audience time to reflect on key statements

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• Confidence


•
Clarity

•
Enthusiasm

• Not
reading of a slide/notes

•
Preparation 

• Good
body language 

• Good
presentation 

• Knowledgeable
about the topic so able to answer questions 

• Eye
contact

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• Confidence


•
Clarity

•
Enthusiasm

• Not
reading of a slide/notes

•
Preparation 

• Good
body language 

• Good
presentation 

• Knowledgeable
about the topic so able to answer questions 

• Eye
contact

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Clear

Concise

Presentable

Confident

Calm and cool

Eye contact

Asking questions

Bad
- Reading from screen
- Robotic
- No fluidity

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- Body Language
- Engage with audience
- fluidity
- Clear

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fluidity

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Open body language. Eye contact.Uses hand movement to assist with communication.




Techniques employed to achieve this would be deep breathing
and visualization.

A poor presenter doesn’t have the confidence in their own
ability which comes across within their body language. 

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Open body language. Eye contact.Uses hand movement to assist with communication.




Techniques employed to achieve this would be deep breathing
and visualization.

A poor presenter doesn’t have the confidence in their own
ability which comes across within their body language. 

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What makes a good presenter?

ConfidenceKnowledge of subjectEye contact and facial gesturesEmphasis on particular points – makes for a more
interesting talkNot monotone - enthusiasmEngagement of audienceSlow controlled speech – good talking speedGrammar – literacy Pace of speech.

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What makes a good presenter?

ConfidenceKnowledge of subjectEye contact and facial gesturesEmphasis on particular points – makes for a more
interesting talkNot monotone - enthusiasmEngagement of audienceSlow controlled speech – good talking speedGrammar – literacy Pace of speech.

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What makes a bad presenter?

Mumbling, unclear voice

No self confidence

Awkward and erratic hand  gestures

Distracting movements

Pace of speech

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- preparation

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•Enthusiasm

•Body language

•Eye contact

•Self-confidence

•clear voice (being able to project)

•Ability to ask questions

•Clear structure

•Engagement (interaction with listeners)

•Personal story ?

•Content knowledge

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Confidence,

Enthusiasm,

Not monotone,

Speaking to the entire audience, not just individual,

Movement,

Engaging,

Positive,

Knowledge on the subject,

Able to improvise,

Clarity,
open
Body Language

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Confidence,

Enthusiasm,

Not monotone,

Speaking to the entire audience, not just individual,

Movement,

Engaging,

Positive,

Knowledge on the subject,

Able to improvise,

Clarity,
open
Body Language

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-Must have a great understanding of the topic
-Clear and simple language
-Positive body language
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Good skills: Enthusiastic

 Knowledgeable

 Confidence

 Engaging

 Humor (where appropriate)

 Clear voice

 Projection 

 Address the group

 Passionate 

 Dynamic

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Good skills: Enthusiastic

 Knowledgeable

 Confidence

 Engaging

 Humor (where appropriate)

 Clear voice

 Projection 

 Address the group

 Passionate 

 Dynamic

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Knowledge - Understanding the topic you are discussing
Body Language - Having an open body language

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Good presenter – voice projection, eye contact, humour, aware of the environment, clear in communicating the material, patience, thorough understand of the material presented (able to answer questions), open/welcoming body language i.e. posture, elaborate on points made, confident, plan through the presentation (e.g. breaks in the middle, different media, ideas to keep the audience intrigued), can relate to audience e.g. storiesà finding common ground to draw attention to presenter, MOTIVATIONAL SPEECHà use repetition, energetic, utilise body language to reinforce important point,

Bad presenter- speaking in monotone- anything that makes the presentation boring, talks about facts, rambles on and on, unprepared material, disregard reaction from audience, and often sway away from main topic, speeds through the material,

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Good things:

Clear/calm speaking, Use body language, Eye contact, Engage audience, Stories, Questions, Confidence, Practice, Adapt/focus on audience, Start strong, Get the audience’s attention, Knowledge of subject, Structure.
























Things to watch out for:

Major walking and gestures can be distractingDon’t be monotone

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Good things:

Clear/calm speaking, Use body language, Eye contact, Engage audience, Stories, Questions, Confidence, Practice, Adapt/focus on audience, Start strong, Get the audience’s attention, Knowledge of subject, Structure.
























Things to watch out for:

Major walking and gestures can be distractingDon’t be monotone

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Good-

Engaging

Confident

Loud and Clear

Knowledge of subject

Bad-

Reads from screen

Speed of presenting

Not simplifying and explaining

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1.      What makes a good presenter? List of attributes/personal skills?

-               Offer examples or anecdotes to connect with the audience.

-               Powerful body language and eye contact

-               Speak to your audience not at them.

-               Patience is key in order to allow your audience time to reflect.

-               Use good images, videos, tasks, questions to engage audience

-               Learn the topics well so that you can communicate it well.

-               Speak clearly and loudly.

-               Answer questions at the end of the presentation.

-               Understand demographics, prepare to their needs.

-               Move around to show enthusiasm

-               Do not fill sentences with “ums and uh’s”.

-               Be honest about whether you know the answer or will get back to them.

-               Repetition

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2.      What makes someone a bad presenter?

-               Apologizing before the presentation. “I’m not exactly an expert on this subject”

(Oh? Then why should we listen to you?)

-               Do not ramble

-               Reading from slides

-               Turning away from the audience.

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 Confidence 

 Enthusiasm 

 Positive 

 Engaging

 Project your voice

 Eye contact 

 Knowledge 

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 Confidence 

 Enthusiasm 

 Positive 

 Engaging

 Project your voice

 Eye contact 

 Knowledge 

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  Confidence. 
  
 
 
  
  Believes what you’re
  is saying. 
  
 
 
  
  Respected. 
  
 
 
  
  Lead through example.
  
 
 
  
  Engages the audience.
  
  
 

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  Confidence. 
  
 
 
  
  Believes what you’re
  is saying. 
  
 
 
  
  Respected. 
  
 
 
  
  Lead through example.
  
 
 
  
  Engages the audience.
  
  
 

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-       Positive body language

-       Good Posture

-       Animated – energetic

-       Confident

-       Assertive

-       Puts points across clearly and logically

-       Makes convincing and believable points

-       Engage with the audience – ask questions, making eye contact

-       Enthusiastic

-       Well presented

-       Relaxed

-       Organised structure and control

-       Clear voice and projected voice