Oral Presentations

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Oral Presentations
The ability to make good
is vital
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in marketing
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in business
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in occupations in general
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in life
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Overview

• Organization
• Preparation
• Visuals
• Delivery
• Nervousness

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1. Organization
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1. Organization
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1. Organization
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2. Preparation

• Notes
• Outline
• Quotes, specific data
• Not word-for-word
• Rehearse
• Get time right
• Make delivery smoother

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3. Visuals

• Simple
• Easy to read fonts and font sizes

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• Difficult-to-read Fonts
• Difficult-To-Read Fonts
• Difficult-To-Read Fonts

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• Easy-To-Read Fonts
• Easy-to-read Fonts
• Easy-To-Read Fonts
• Easy-To-Read Fonts
• Easy-to-read fonts
• Easy-To-Read Fonts

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3. Visuals

• Simple
• Easy to read fonts and font sizes
• Use effects sparinglyfor specific purposes

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effects
Use
sparingly
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specific
for
purposes
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3. Visuals

• Simple
• Easy to read fonts and font sizes
• Use effects sparinglyfor specific purposes
• Visual images

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3. Visuals

• Simple
• Easy to read fonts and font sizes
• Use effects sparinglyfor specific purposes
• Visual images
• Tasteful
• Less is more
• Try to avoid tacky visual images

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4. Delivery

• Speak to the audience, not the screen
• Do not read
• Project
• Do not apologize or make excuses
• The obvious

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5. Nervousness

• Everyone is
• A certain amount is helpful
• Much is invisible
• You are among friends
• Get less nervous with
  practice and
  experience

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Oral Presentations

• Organize to tell em, tell em, tell em
• Prepare the material and your presentation of it
• Use simple, tasteful visuals that communicate
  well
• Project confidently to your audience
• Being nervous is normal and not fatal

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The benefits are great