Wednesday, March 4, 2015

1.) Speak loud and clear so everyone can hear you without having to ask you to repeat something.
2.) Make good eye contact so that people feel like you are actually wanting to be presenting and they feel engaged in the presentation as well.
3.) Know your presentation well so you aren't staring at the board or your paper the whole time.
4.) Make sure that you have really done your research well on what you are presenting so that you can answer any question beyond what you may have on your presentation.
5.) Stand up straight, don't slouch. You'll look more professional.
6.) Make sure you stand where everyone can see you and your presentation as well as you being to see everyone else. (They need to see your face! Not your back!)
7.) Don't act nerves or shy.  If you act like you have done it before and you are relaxed, Not only will you get more respect, but people will be more willing to listen to you and will enjoy you presenting.
8.) Don't read directly from your presentation. Leave some bullet points to spread out from but don't write a bunch of sentences.
9.) Include some pictures so people can have an idea in the head of what your topic looks like.
10.) Give examples so that your listeners can relate to your presentation.