How to be better at presentation

Presentation Skills

How to be better at presentation

You'll learn tips and strategies that you can use to plan and convey introductions that truly affect your crowd. Achieving this requires a few abilities: choosing what data to share and how to share it, building show slides that help your objectives and loan lucidity to your thoughts, and conveying your show viably. The initial four points centre around preparation, and subjects 5 through 7 spotlight on delivery.

Content covered

  • Topic 1: Focus on your objectives
  • Topic 2: Identify your audience
  • Topic 3: Build your presentation structure
  • Topic 4: Design your presentation slides
  • Topic 5: Present more effectively (including five techniques to improve your presentation skills)
  • Topic 6: Manage your nerves
  • Topic 7: Deal with the unexpected

Practice activity: What are your presentation skills now?

Present with Purpose is a course about preparing and delivering an effective presentation. Presenting is an activity that is best understood when you practice it.

Before you get into the theory of this course, make a short introductory recording using your smartphone or laptop, focusing on the points listed here. The recording will help you gauge your presentation skills as they stand currently.

Don't worry about practicing before you record. You won’t be judged or reviewed based on the recording. Spend 2 minutes gathering your thoughts, and another 2 minutes recording.

Once you're done, save the recording. When you reach the end of the course, you'll revisit this recording.

What to include in your recording

  1. Introduce yourself.
  2. Describe your current job role. (If you aren't in the workforce, describe your job-related aspirations instead.)
  3. Describe your job responsibilities in brief.
  4. Describe the most challenging aspect of your job role.

Guidelines for recording Use your smartphone camera or your laptop webcam to record. Record your first attempt. Be honest in your responses.

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