English for Presentation - A Class

The following are the objectives of presentation, except ...

• To inform

• To explain

• To persuade

• To sell

The following are important in presentation, except ...

• To know our audience

• To know the venue of presentation

• To know the objective of presentation

• To know find out the method of presentation

• To know the body language

The following are the benefit of rehearsal, except ...

• You will become more familiar with the topic

• You will find out weaknesses in your presentation

• You can assume the time usage in presentation

• You will be more proud of your presentation

• You can practice your pronunciation

The following are the part of 'Short Introduction', except ...

• Welcoming your audiences

• Introducing your subject

• Explaining your subject

• Explaining the structure of your presentation

• Explaining the rules of presentation

Why is it important to know the venue of our presentation?

• To know the audience of our presentation

• To know how much we will be paid

• To know method we use in delivering presentation

• To know how big the venue is

Why should we put 'Title' on our slide?

• to help presenter to focus on the subject

• to make it more interesting

• to help presenter to be confident

• to make presenter outstanding

At the end of the presentation, a presenter shouldn't ...

• Summarize the presentation

• Thank his / her audience

• Explain rules for questions

• Invite questions

Audience rapport is ...

• Good communication and interaction with audience

• Audience responds to our presentation

• The existence of our audience in our presentation

• Presenter' control over his / her audience

What should we consider relating to voice quality when delivering presentation?

• Speed

• Intonation

• Range vocal

• Volume

We should consider the following aspects when delivering presentation, expect ...

• Preparation

• Audience rapport

• Nerve

• Body language