Presentation

I am very shy and I do not familiar with speak in front of some people, so I am poor at presentation &-| When I did reallyenglish, some ideas were introduced, so I quote it and I will try to them.

The key to an effective presentation is planning.

First, analyze your audience. How can you make the information useful to them? Anticipate what they want to know. Then, clarify your goal. What do you want your listeners to do at the end of your presentation — do you want them to agree with your opinion, purchase your product, or take some other action? Once you have done these things, you can begin planning what you will say.

Your introduction is the most important part of your presentation. You need to make a powerful first impression. The audience will make instant decisions about you based on your appearance, your words, and the sound of your voice. In fact, some experts say that the impact of a presentation is 10% from what you say, 40% from how it sounds, and 50% from how it looks. Try to find an opening comment that will get their attention and then give them an idea of what your presentation will cover. Be sure to tell your audience why the presentation will be useful for them. Then your audience will give more careful attention to your ideas.

In the body, or main section, of your presentation, talk about your ideas step by step. Be sure to plan examples and explanations for any terms that are unfamiliar to your audience and, at the end of each section, give a short summary of what you just said. Give some thought to the transitions between your ideas. You need to show how the ideas are connected so that your audience can follow your thinking.

The conclusion of your presentation is a time to bring all your ideas together. Remind your listeners of your main point and tell them why they should take action. To end your presentation, choose a story or a quote that they will remember. Then thank them for their attention and answer any questions they have.

Careful planning takes time, but it will make you more confident and effective on the day of your presentation.

I want to be good at presentation, and I want to convey my feelings for others in English more fluently...