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Tips & Tools for Winning Presentations Instructor Name

Goal Residents will improve their formal presentation techniques to become more effective presenters.

Objectives At the end of the session, the learner will be able to: Identify the components of an effective presentation Describe techniques to increase presentation effectiveness

Today’s Message Effective Presentations Are... Good Communication.

Presentation Components Visuals Content / Structure Delivery 1. Introduction 2. Body 3. Closing

Content / Structure Tell Them What You Are Going To Tell Them. Tell Them. Tell Them What You Told Them.

Effective Presentations Content / Structure: Introduction Introduce Topic Create & Capture Interest Question Quotation Declarative Statement Scenario Describe a Case Fresh & Attentive

Content / Structure: Body No more than 3–5 Main Points per Lecture Examples, Metaphors, Visuals, Cases Repeat to Reinforce Be Organized – Easier to Follow Mind Begins Wandering

Content / Structure: Closing Summarize Key Points Tie Things Together Influential Finish Alert, yet Restless

Presentation Components Content / Structure Delivery

Don’t Read! Be Conversational Voice (Speed & Tone) Colorful Language Repeat

Delivery Interactivity – Involve Audience Body Language & Eye Contact Laugh At Yourself Be Genuine Convey Enthusiasm!!!! Keep Track of Time

Key Point Deliver With Style

Presentation Components Visuals Content / Structure Delivery

Effective Visuals Don’t write your entire presentation on your slides Just reinforce your major points Make it Big Keep it Simple Make it Clear

Key Points Content: “Tell Them” Rule Delivery: Deliver with Style Visuals: Compliment your talk (don’t let them be your talk)

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