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Get Feedback :
After every presentation, you should always get feedback about how it went. If you have a friend or two in the audience, be sure to quiz them after-ward.
Try to ask specific questions. Was I loud enough? Was I clear in my presentation? Did I beat around the bush? Did I go too fast? Were the visuals okay? Finally, take the opportunity to ask, "What one thing could I improve on the next time I give a talk?" Thus, each presentation you give offers you a chance to become a better speaker for the next. To continue the section on Giving Oral Presentations, 1. Size up the situation. 2. Write out a rough draft of your talk. 3. Outline your talk from your draft - start planning your visuals. 4. Decide on props and visuals. 5. Practice. 6. Deliver the talk. 7. Answer Questions Carefully. 8. Get feedback. Successful Writing Index |
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