1. Devi Dutta Bhatta & Geetanjali Upadhyaya
PRESENTATION SKILLS
Devi Dutta Bhatta & Geetanjali Upadhyaya
May 16, 2018

4. Let’s discuss about presentation skills

6. Presentation Skills It is a matter of skills
It is an art of effective communication

7. Reasons for Presentation
Giving information about a subject
Reporting on your actions and progress in a task or project
Motivating people to take some from of action
Influencing people to accept your proposal or ideas, or to make changes
Instructing people in a new process or other action

8. Phases of Presentation
We can divide three phases of any kinds of presentation.
Preparation ( Planning)
Presentation ( Implementation)
Self- feedback ( Evaluation )

9. Preparation (Planning contd…)
Find out the venue (where)
Formulate the content, process and methods of presentation (how?)
Plan presentation activities/sequence
List out the main points to be made

10. Preparation ( Planning cont…)
Collect relevant data / information to support your subject points
Prepare a reference note (also a full text , if necessary) to be consulted/distribution
Chose/prepare presentation materials

11. Preparation ( Planning cont…)
Consider physical appearance (dress / hair, etc)
Cross –check the preparation
Rehearse the presentation

12. Presentation Phase (Implementation)
Reach the venue before and make sure that everything is in place
Fulfill all formalities before actual presentation starts
Highlight the main objectives and outline of your presentation
Make presentation a point- wise basis, elaborating each point

13. Presentation Phase (Implementation)
Observe feelings ( verbal/ non – verbal of the audience
Test understanding of the audience
Manage your feelings (presenting feelings through emotion / gesture , avoiding nervousness and anger, etc)

14. Presentation Phase
Show respect to audience (building, supporting, avoiding disagreement etc)
Summaries the main points and conclude the subject for meeting the objective

15. Self-Feedback (Evaluation)
Reflect on what you did during presentation and the extent to which the objective was met
Get feed back from the audience /organizer
Analyze what you did were good and bad
Derive learning and improve your future presentation accordingly.

16. Kinds of Audience Fast learner Slow learner Silent learner Talker
Fault finder
Know it all
Side talker
Apple Polisher

17. Audience Profile Audience Information Why? Why?
Roles and Responsibilities
Age
Knowledge Base
Learning Styles
Culture
Number of Participants
Purpose for Attending
Why?
Why?
Use job related examples
Ensure the use of age appropriate content/materials
Tailor presentation based on knowledge of audience
Incorporate all learning styles
Use culturally sensitive content/materials
Ensure enough materials/handouts are available
Address the question, what’s in it for me?
（Source：Sustainable Management Development Program）

18. Some Other Tips... Must say (must know) Should say (should know )
Could say (nice to know )

19. Handling Question APPLE A= Asks Question P= Pause few second
P= Pick up
L= Listen carefully
E=Evaluate your consensus or give your opinion

20. I keep six honest serving men (who taught me all I know)
Their names are
What and Why and When
And How and Where and Who
Rudyard Kipling
(Just So stories 1909)
What ?
Why ?
When?
Who?
Where ?
How ?

21. Present Introduction Body Conclusion
Tell them what you are going to tell them
 Tell them
 Tell them what you told them

22. Logical Sequence

23. Source: Sustainable Management Development Program
Presentation Styles
What are some ways to keep the audience engaged?
Type of Activity
Lecture
Group discussion
Question and answer
Case study
Brainstorm
Quiz
Game
Panel
Debate
Story
Problem solving
Role-playing
Demonstration
Large Group
Small Group
Pairs/Threes
Individual 
Source: Sustainable Management Development Program

24. Practice
WHAT you say
　　　　　　　　　HOW you say

27. Body Language
Posture Gesture Eye contact Smile Movement

28. Body Language
Our nonverbals govern how other people think and feel about us.
ALSO
Our nonverbals govern how we think and feel about ourselves.

31. Pace and Pauses The power of pause Maintain right pace
Use your voice and pauses to move between
points
Relax, breathe deeply and remember
that your audience is on your side
It’s important when talking to maintain an appropriate pace, not too slow and not too fast. If you are nervous you may be tempted to talk fast and you may not realise it. The only way to learn to speak at the right pace is to practice.
Do not forget to take pauses and use your voice and pauses to move between points
Pauses for emphasis
Pauses not only while presenting but also between the slides to give audience some time to absorb what you have presented so far
Pauses are very powerful and you adequately get your point across. This video will probably make you realise that how powerful are pauses. Play Martin Luther King’s Speech on I have a dream.
Most importantly relax, breathe (it’s surprisingly easy to forget to do this) and remember that your audience is on your side

32. Question/Answer Opportunities not threats Anticipate
Do not know the answer, buy time
Don’t try to answer a question that you don’t know – admit it

33. Presentation Slides

34. One message per slide

35. काम नसकिँदै ४० लाखको नाला भत्कियो
कोहलपुर नगरपालिकाको ४० लाख लागतमा उपभोक्ता समितिमार्फत निर्माण थालिएको कोहलपुर–नेपालगन्ज चारलेन सडकको पक्की नाला निर्माणसंगै भत्किएको छ। कोहलपुर १० स्थित चारलेन सडकको त्रिभुवन उच्चमाविदेखि गोल्छासम्मको सम्मको पश्चिम क्षेत्रमा निर्माण जारी पक्की नाला निर्माण पूरा नहुँदै भत्किएको हो। 
नाला निर्माण भैइरहेको रामनगर र राधा कृष्णनगरको ५ स्थानमा भत्किएको छ। नालाको पश्चिम क्षेत्रको पर्खाल ठाउँठाउँमा भत्किएको हो। ढलान कमजोर र नाला पर्खाल कमजोर निर्माण गरिँदा ८० प्रतिशत नाला भत्किएको छ।  नाला ५ स्थानमा भत्किदा दुई टोलका ८ घर समेत जोखिममा परेका छन्
घर अगाडिबाट नाला भत्किएपछि स्थानीयले नगरपालिकालाई १०दिनभित्र नाला बनाउन दवाव दिएका छन्। १० दिनभित्र काम नभए आफै डोजर लगाएर नाला माटोले पुर्ने स्थानीयको भनाई छ। नालामा ढलान, पर्खालमा सिमेन्ट, बालुवा, गिट्टीको मात्रा कमजोर भएको स्थानीय बताउँछन्। नालामा एक नम्बर ईट्टा प्रयोग गर्नुपर्ने भएपनि मिसावट भएको पाइएको छ।
कोहलपुर नगरपालिका मेयर लुटबहादुर रावतले नाला भत्किएपछि छानविन समिति बनाइएको र प्रतिवेदनअनुसार कमजोरी भेटिए कारवाही गरिने बताए। प्राविधिक कमजोरी हो या निर्माण कमजोरी हो, प्रतिवेदनबाट प्रष्ट हुने भन्दै उनले कारवाही गर्नुपर्ने भए गरिन्छ भने। नालानिर्माण समिति निर्माण नै राजनीतिक आस्थाका कारण गरिदाँ यो हविगत भएको स्थानीयको आरोप छ। स्थानीय तहमा अहिले ८० लाखसम्मका योजना उपभोक्ता समितिमार्फत निर्माण भैइरहेका छन्।
Font size, contrast, redundant，TOO MUCH OF DETAILS

36. काम नसकिँदै ४० लाखको नाला भत्कियो

37. Make it big enough! This is Comic Sans MS 40 This is Comic Sans MS 36
Small text will be very difficult to read. A recommended size for the main body is between 20 – 28 and between 30 – 40 for the headings.
This is Comic Sans MS 36
This is Comic Sans MS 40 37

38. Keep it simple Too much animation will spin your
& the audience’s heads so use with caution
Too much animation will spin your
& the audience’s heads so use with caution
Too much animation will spin your
& the audience’s heads so use with caution
Too much animation will spin your
& the audience’s heads so use with caution
Too much animation will spin your
& the audience’s heads so use with caution 38

39. SANDEEP LAMICHANNE PUT ON A BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE FOR DELHI DAREDEVILS CLAIMING A WICKET AND GIVING JUST 25 RUNS FROM HIS FOUR OVERS AGAINST ROYAL CHALLENGERS BANGALORE IN HIS INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE (IPL) DEBUT. HIS SIDE DELHI, HOWEVER, LOST THE MATCH AGAINST BANGALORE BY 5 WICKETS.

40. Sandeep Lamichanne put on a brilliant performance for Delhi Daredevils claiming a wicket and giving just 25 runs from his four overs against Royal Challengers Bangalore in his Indian Premier League (IPL) debut. His side Delhi, however, lost the match against Bangalore by 5 wickets.

41. kiss
Another very important rule is to keep it simple. Too many colours are very difficult to read and the colour which does not stand out from the background for example is yellow and in this case its almost impossible to read.
Too many different fonts and styles makes slides very chaotic.
It’s best to use a maximum of 10 words in a line and not more than 8 lines per slide. 41

42. Keep a back up plan, please

43. Recap
Prepare
Implement
Evaluate

44. THANK YOU