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PRESENTATION SKILLS Lecture Notes - Lastminute.Com, Nonverbal Communication

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2 May 2023
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Amity University - Patna
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Communications
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PRESENTATION SKILLS
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Chapter 3: skills needed to make a presentation presentation. Chapter 3 focuses on the skills needed to give a presentation. Here are some skills you need to make an effective presentation: research and organizing information skills. Thorough research and effective organization of information are crucial components of a successful presentation. Before delivering a presentation, it is important to spend time researching the topic thoroughly and collecting all relevant information. This includes finding credible sources of information, such as books, academic journals, and reputable websites. Once the information has been gathered, it is important to organize it in a logical and coherent manner. This can involve creating an outline, grouping related information together, and identifying key points that should be highlighted during the presentation. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the information is presented in a way that is clear and easy for the audience to understand.

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Related Questions

Gina is concerned that including oral attribution in her speech will distract from her main points. Does she need to still include attributions for all the materials she includes in her speech?
â—Ż Gina only needs.i. include a citation if she's quoting a source.
â—Ż Yes. Doing so allows her audience to assess the quality and credibility of Gina's research, and gives credit where it's due.
â—Ż As long as she includes a couple of her citations, she's fine.
â—Ż No, she only needs to include a Works Cited page listing her references at the end of her PowerPoint presentation.

Although you are meant to present your thesis project in one month, your sister is getting married in Spain at the same time. You would like to change the dates of your presentation.

Write a letter to your professor. In your letter:

Explain the situation

Remind the professor of your academic achievements to date.

Ask for a different date to present your thesis.

Prompt

Think about a commercial you’ve seen, a YouTube video you’ve watched, a podcast you’ve listened to, or a presentation you’ve attended. How did the speaker gain your attention and establish their credibility on the topic? What was effective—and what could they have done better?

For your citation, you might use articles that show examples of what to do and what not to do when introducing a message. You can also find articles from experts that suggest best practices for establishing credibility.