Impactful Presentation - Body Language & Vocal

Impactful Presentation

Body Language & Vocal

by Humanology Sdn Bhd

Tips on using body language

during presentation​

Ready for Questions​

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Name one of the 5 tips shared in the video

Multiple Choice

When you make eye contact with the participants during presentation, you will

• stare at each and every person

• be able to sell better

• avoid looking like you are shy

• appear to speak to each and every person

Multiple Choice

Why do you need to use the appropriate facial expression when presenting?

• To look professional when presenting

• To avoid confusion of your message in the presentation

• To make sure that your audience enjoy your presentation

• To be the best presenter to your audience

Multiple Choice

When presenting, why do you need to gesture to the participants furthest from you?

• To broadcast your intention to speak to all

• To make a point to the participant

• To make sure the participants are not bored

• To raise up the entertainment value of your presentation

Multiple Choice

By maintaining good posture when giving your presentation, it helps you to do the following, EXCEPT

• Make the right impression

• Look more confident

• Gain more followers

• Project your voice better

Multiple Choice

How does sitting down changes the tone of presentation?

• Sitting can help presenters rest their feet

• Sitting makes people more relaxed

• Sitting makes the tone less high pitch

• Sitting makes the tone less formal

Tips for using vocal during presentation​

​Tips for using vocal during presentation

​​Make sure the volume of your voice is loud enough for the people at the back to listen

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​You must make sure everyone in the audience will be able to hear your message

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Practice before the presentation to speak to a person at the back

​Tips for using vocal during presentation

​​​Use different pitches to emphasize important words or phrases.

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Emphasizing allows your important points to be received correctly

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Practice emphasizing your words or phrases with a friend

​Tips for using vocal during presentation

Pause for emphasis. Do not be afraid of silence

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Pauses are useful to give the audience time to reflect

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Pauses also allows you to observe the participants

​Tips for using vocal during presentation

Take your time to make your point. Do not rush to the end of sentences

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​Rushing to make your point will only result in your point be missed and misunderstood

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Practice your speech beforehand so that you know the speed you need to use.

Ready for Questions​

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Multiple Choice

How do you make your audience reflect on your message in your presentation?

• Make sure your vocal volume is loud enough

• Use different pitches to emphasis your point

• Make sure you use pauses that are rightly timed

• Take your time and do not rush to the end of your sentences

Multiple Choice

How do you make sure your message are not missed and misunderstood?

• Make sure your vocal volume is loud enough

• Use different pitches to emphasis your point

• Make sure you use pauses that are rightly timed

• Take your time and do not rush to the end of your sentences

Multiple Choice

How do you make sure everyone in the audience hears your message in your presentation?

• Make sure your vocal volume is loud enough

• Use different pitches to emphasis your point

• Make sure you use pauses that are rightly timed

• Take your time and do not rush to the end of your sentences

Multiple Choice

How do you make sure your important points are received correctly in your presentation?

• Make sure your vocal volume is loud enough

• Use different pitches to emphasis your point

• Make sure you use pauses that are rightly timed

• Take your time and do not rush to the end of your sentences