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Title: Giving a Presentation


1
Giving a Presentation
Middletown Public Schools Robert N. Polselli,
Jr. Ph.D.
2
The Parts of a Presentation
  • Research
  • Writing (Outlining)
  • Graphics
  • Animation
  • Verbal Presentation

3
Research
  • Encyclopedia
  • Books
  • Interviews
  • Television
  • Magazines
  • Any Others?

4
Organize Your Research
  • Choose specific area of interest (focus)
  • Order
  • Length
  • Exclude some info
  • Enough info

5
Outlining
  • No paragraphs/sentences
  • Use bullets or I, a.
  • Brief statements
  • Organize your thoughts

6
Computers
  • I. Uses
  • a. School
  • b. Business
  • c. Home
  • II. Cost
  • a. Cheap
  • b. Expensive
  • III. Types
  • a. Intel
  • b. Cyrix
  • c. AMD

IV. Accessories a. Joysticks b. Printer V.
Components a. RAM b. Hard Drive VI. Job
availability a. Business b. Education
7
Writing Your Presentation
  • Not all upper or all lower case typing
  • Organized in outline or bulleted form
  • Not in paragraph or sentence form
  • Should not be all there is to the presentation

8
Choosing and Using Graphics
  • Used to enhance the appearance of your
    presentation.
  • Related to the topic you are presenting.
  • Clip-art file, Internet, or Encarta encyclopedias
    available on CD-ROM.
  • DO NOT overuse graphics!

9
This is NOT an Appropriate Graphic (for this
presentation)!
10
This might be an appropriate graphic for a
presentation on Presentations
11
Animation
  • Refers to movement not a picture.
  • You can aminmate pictures or words.
  • The animation should not be so slow that it
    distracts from the presentation and it should not
    be so loud that it frequently causes the
    presenter to stop talking.
  • This is a POOR example of animationit is too
    loud and much too longthe audience will become
    distracted and you will weaken your argument.

12
Oral Presentation
  • Dont be nervous
  • Look at people not at the screen
  • NEVER read your presentation right from the
    screen
  • Be prepared to answer questions that are not
    addressed on the screen.
  • Speak slowly and clearly. DONT MUMBLE)
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