Week 17: Presentation Tips & Suggestions

6/2/2019

There Are 2 Blogs This Week To Make Up For Missing Last Week 🙃
June 3 - 8
Posts Are Due By Midnight On Saturday June 8th

Anmol

6/2/2019 10:43:18 am

For an effective presentation, you must connect with your audience. If you are enthusiastic about what you are presenting about, the audience will be more likely to respond and be more active. Sending a key message across is also important. It's easy to get off topic sometimes but if you can effectively present your main message, then the presentation will be that much better. Finally, use your voice to your advantage. Listening to a monotone presentation is uninteresting for the audience. Changing up your tone of voice can engage everyone to listen more attentively.

https://www.skillsyouneed.com/present/presentation-tips.html

Teagan Kukhta link

6/2/2019 01:21:15 pm

This website states that practice makes perfect. If you practise for the presentation the day before, you will not do as well as you should. Practising a few days in advance will make a big difference.

Sat Arora

6/3/2019 03:07:50 pm

When you have to talk for any presentation (not just SCICAN), don't think that it is necessary to memorize what you need to say. Otherwise, there is a 99% chance that you will mess up somewhere. Instead, understand what you are talking about. Rehearse it a few times, and let your knowledge take it away. You will feel more confident, and your speech will feel more natural to the audience (which is what they want from you).

Daniel

6/3/2019 04:47:25 pm

This article provides 10 tips for presenting. I think the first tip they give, having a passion for your topic, is very true.
https://www.skillsyouneed.com/present/presentation-tips.html

Kassandra Szpakowski

6/5/2019 10:59:28 am

Tip 1 Identify your audience
Tip 2 Choose visuals that help clarify your message
Tip 3 Catch the audience’s attention with appropriate use of colour and meaningful images
Tip 4 Use consistent formatting
Tip 5 Keep calm by being well prepared, practice deep breathing

Celine Liu link

6/6/2019 02:05:05 pm

Presentations are constantly being delivered throughout the world. While some catches the attention of the audience, some don't. This article includes tips from presentation experts to help attract the audience's interest. A presentation should always get to the point, and have a theme. Visuals are also extremely important, as most people are visual learners. This includes a good template, bright colours, consistent formatting, and diagrams. Following the above tips can help ensure an amazing presentation that will surely get the audience hooked.

Jessie link

6/6/2019 03:06:05 pm

In this video Will Stephen talks about how to seem smart in your presentation. In the video he talks about literally nothing, but it still seems smart. Why? I have noticed a few things he did. 1. Seem confident - He seemed very confident in everything he said, which made me believe at least some of it could be something. 2. Changes in tone and speed. - This engages the audience and makes it more interesting. 3. Body language. - He makes hand gestures, and adjusts his glasses which makes him seem smarter.

Eric Tieu link

6/6/2019 03:55:44 pm

This article contains helpful tips that can help enhance presentations you do in the future. It is important to know how to speak in a good presentation as future jobs may require you to present business ideas or present data to other people

Henry Zhang link

6/6/2019 07:17:34 pm

This article talks about 7 tips to engage people during your presentation

Sehaj link

6/7/2019 07:38:08 am

This article talks about skills you need while you present by showing your passion while talking, focus on audience, keeping it simple and concentrating on your core message. It tells you to smile, look confident, start strong, tell stores and interact with people.

Aparna Maheshwari link

6/7/2019 08:37:28 pm

Here are a few top tips for presentations. Make sure to show your passion and connect with your audience. Try and keep it simple: focus on your core message. Tell stories, humans are programmed to respond to stories. Remember to relax, breathe and enjoy.

Christine Wong

6/8/2019 07:54:54 pm

Stay relaxed! Being tense can make you look robotic, and the stress can also affect your fluency. Try to focus on something during the presentation, whether it is the pace of the words you are speaking, the pace of your breathing, or anything else that stops you from worrying about failing.

https://www.inc.com/marcel-schwantes/9-simple-tricks-to-overcome-your-fear-of-speaking.html

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