Presentation Skills!

The four skills great presenters typically have are - 
Focus, Delivery Skills, Storytelling, and Swag.

• True
• False

Patience is an excellent quality for presenters to have  because:

• Allows time for audience reflection and relatability.
• Allows time for the audience to take frequent breaks.
• Allows time for the audience to digest lunch comfortably.  
• Allows time for the audience to reflect and then walk out. 

The two main components of great actual delivery skills are:

• Maintaining a safe distance, lecture type presentations.
• Speaking from behind and Oz-like curtain, lectures. 
• Maintaining eye contact, open gestures. 
• Maintaining eye contact, no sudden body movements.

Typically story telling is a great presentation skill because - 

• Everyone loves some good gossip.
• Audiences respond well to anecdotes when trying to connect to a learning point.
• Audiences respond well to random, off-topic stories that detract from the overall point of the presentation. 
• Audiences love any opportunuity for a little snooze.

Focus is an important presentation quality because - 

• Being aware of your audience and their needs is more effective.
• You should keep your eye on the prize.
• You want to make sure you're highlighting your own knowledge and expertise. 
• The audience can tell when you are not focused.