Presentation Techniques

Presentation Techniques

A variety of presentation techniques can be used to present your work and progress throughout the project. These techniques include:

·         Verbal design presentation

·         Power point & verbal presentation

·         Vlog

·         Blog entry with verbal commentary

 

Verbal and Design Presentation

You can present your work and design sheets towards the audience by holding them at a height your audience can view without blocking your face. Copies of your work can be given to the audience which makes the presentation easier to understand and follow. When completing a verbal presentation you must speak clearly and loudly with appropriate terminology and language. Reminder cards can be used to read from in order to present all the information you want to describe towards the audience.

PowerPoint and Verbal Presentation

When completing a power-point you must consider the imagery, amount of text and slide transitions as it must be professional and simple. A copy of your presentation can be given to the audience which explains your presentation in more detail. Also you must speak clearly and loudly towards your audience and reminder cards can be used to remember key information.

Vlog

The vlog must have audio description and run throughout the commentary of your presentation. You must ensure clear film and no poor, quality camera effects. Text must be appropriate within the video and font and size must be considered.  The video should last 2-5m minutes long and the must have a suitable video format.

Blog Entry

The blog entry must be clearly labelled with the sub-headings and titles. You must ensure research and quotes are accurately referenced and text can be enlarged so the audience can read it . Spelling and grammar is important for your blog as it must be accurate and correct. Images can be included within the blog to explain the text in further detail.

When completing a presentation you must give the appearance to the audience that you are confident and you must have eye-contact Body language is important and you must stand tall and welcome the audience. You must speak clearly so that the audience can hear you and you must talk enthusiastically about your work to show determination. Finally, you must be be organised and prepared.