1. PRESENTASI

2. Definisi
Salah satu jenis dari teknik berkomunikasi yang bertujuan untuk menyampaikan informasi secara detail dengan membuat inti permasalahan

3. Tipe Presentasi Speeches Lecturing Training Business Presentation
Shows/Demo Product

4. Komponen Pembuatan Presentasi
Audio & Visual
Touch
Smell
Taste

5. Presentation Tools
Presentation Materials (Books, brochure, syllabus, etc)
OHP
TV, Tape, CD, Radio
Slide Projector
Computer and in focus
Big Screen
Sound System

6. Creating a Presentation
Define clear objectives of the presentation
Who is the attendees/audience
Where is the venue
Facilities available/needed
Alternative foe venue and facilities
Timing
Presentation material development (structure development, introduction, content, conclusion)
Ethics

7. Some Fundamentals of Presentation
Planning  Think about “who, what, why, how, and where” Who will attend and how many?  Aim the content of presentation to the audience, and the choice of visuals to meet the needs of the group. Visuals need to be visible to everyone.

8. What is the purpose of the presentation
What is the purpose of the presentation?  Is it to explain a plan or project; to tell people what to do--and how; report on what's been done; get support for an idea; define or solve a problem; gain consensus for a decision; provide training; or encourage motivation. Why are they there?  Is attendance mandatory? Any time anyone attends a meeting, they will always be asking themselves, "What's in it for me?" Be sure you answer that question for them.

9. How to present the purpose
How to present the purpose?  Keep your points short, concise and understandable to your audience. Use visuals to clarify and reinforce your message. Where is it going to take place?  The room that the presentation is in will have an impact on how you present. Will you need a projector or can you use flip charts? Will you need a microphone? Do you need a riser (podium)?

10. The Format
Typical presentation format (Toastsmaters International, Inc.’s Communication and Leadership Program): Opening - 10 to 20 percent Body - 65 to 75 percent Closing - 10 to 20 percent  Things should be considered:  each point you make be clearly stated, illustrated and supported.  Act as though your audience is not at all familiar with your topic;  don't assume they know anything.  Avoid jargon.  Devote a similar amount of time to each main point, otherwise the audience may consider it less important.  Arrange your points in logical order.