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“SOME TIPS FOR MAKING SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATIONS” Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager (for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

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Page 1: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

“SOME TIPS FOR MAKING SUCCESSFUL

PRESENTATIONS”

Carole WillisGAELIC Programme Manager

(for now)

Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group18th November 2010

Page 2: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

AIM OF THIS TALK Stimulate ideas Create awareness

Of problemsOf aidsOf solutions

Provide some tips and suggestions (do as I say don’t do as I do!!!)

Page 3: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

OUTLINE Introduction

Concepts Definitions History

Process Trends and Development

Background International application South African application Local application

ETC etc Etc

Etcetc

Page 4: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?

Page 5: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

TOOLS & AIDS

Page 6: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

PUBLIC SPEAKING “WOBBLIES”

@#$@%yyy

Page 7: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

SELF IMAGE Arrive on time and be prepared Nerves Breathe Voice skills Personal appearance Body language

Page 8: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

PLANNING THE PRESENTATION 1 Questions to ask

What do I need to communicateWhat do I hope to achieveWho – who am I going to talk toWhy am I doing thisHow long must it beWhat format am I going to useAre there any accompanying items

Page 9: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

PLANNING THE PRESENTATION 2

Have an outline - objective Follow logic Begin > Middle > End Choice : outline/explanation Keep notes Timing Know your audience Practice

Page 10: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

TOOLS & AIDS

Page 11: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

THE BEGINNING Introductions Welcome Title Contact Detail Speak slowly and clearly Use own words Practice, practice, practice Trail and error

Page 12: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR Jargon = library speak Abbreviations Acronyms References Condescension

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THINGS TO REMEMBER Always have a backup copy Face the audience always Talk to the people not the slides If no pointer use mouse Test the links Anticipate questions and have answers

Page 14: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

DESIGNING THE PRESENTATION WITH MICROSOFT POWER POINT Simple Keywords Do not put every word on the screen that distracts

the audience who try to read all the words on the screen rather than listening to what you have to say and then actually loose the point that you are trying to make. The objective is to use the slides to give a summary of KEYWORDS that are used as aids to yourself and the audience to capture the main points that you are making……..

StanDARdization

Colours Distractions

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SET UP ~ LAYOUT

Page 16: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

TYPING DETAILS TIPS Outline option Copy and Paste - Format Numbers/Bullets Direction Fonts Spacing Fit in details on one slide

Page 17: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

SET UP ~ DESIGN Outline Colour Style Font

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•Notes page includes a copy of both the slide contents and the notes made•Be wary of putting too many notes•The notes page is not viewable from the presentation

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RUNNING OUT OF TIME

10~ 5 ~ 2 ~ 0

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SUMMARY - AIM OF THIS TALK Stimulate ideas Create awareness

Of problemsOf aidsOf solutions

Provide some tips and suggestions (do as I say don’t do as I do!!!)

Page 21: Carole Willis GAELIC Programme Manager ( for now) Presentation to the GAELIC Summer Camp Day 4 Group 18 th November 2010

FINAL SLIDE Questions Thanks for attention Contact details :

Email [email protected]

Website www.gaelic.ac.za

References

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QUESTIONS AND THANKS Questions. Comments. Concerns

Thank you for your attention

Contact: Carole Willis [email protected]