This Presentation was prepared for a session I gave at the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Alexandria University. Public Speaking is considered a dilemma that faces a lot of us, but it's easy to learn. Read this presentation and google every title to find much more of interesting information and facts.

1. The Art of
Public Speaking

2. The Five P's

3. Plan

4. Analyzing the Audience

5. “No matter how busy you are, you must take
time to make the other person feel important.”
- Mary Kay Ash

6. Who Is Your Audience?

7. Professors

8. Businessmen

9. Students

10. What Is Your Info. About Your
Audience?

11. Gender
Age
Educational level
Knowledge

12. Select Your Topic

13. WIIFM: “What’s In It For Me?”

14. Goals

15. What do you want your audience to
do/remember?

16. Specific HiddenGeneral

17. Title

18. Prepare

19. Introduction

20. Get All Attention And Interest

21. Reveal The Topic

22. Establish Credibility

23. Ex. For Good Intro.
Story Video Quote Question

24. The Body Of Speech

25. Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the way to deliver amazing
presentation.
Central Idea: Public Speaking has 5 central points.
Main Points: Plan – Prepare – Practice – Present – Performance Evaluation.

26. Conclusion

27. Reinforce The Central Idea
Story
Comparison
Quote
QuestionSummary

28. Call To Action

29. Bad Ways To End With

30. Q & A

31. Time

32. “What orators lack in depth they make up for in length.”
- Charles de Montesquieu

33. Practice

34. 7% Verbal
38% Vocal behavior
55% Non - Verbal

35. Voice

36. Volume

37. Tone

38. Rate

39. Pauses

40. Physical Presence

41. Personal Appearance

42. Body Language

43. Posture

44. Gestures

45. Movements

46. Eye-Contact

47. Using Visual Aids

48. Kinds of Visual Aids
ChartsPresentation Videos Photos Maps

49. TimeVisual Aids
Appropriate
for the
Audience
Attractive
Simple
Big &
Clear
diversified
numerous

50. Visual Aids Basic Rules

51. Do it your self

52. 8 Multiply Height

53. Use Colors

54. Use Pictures, No Clip Art

55. Add Motion

56. Don’t fill it

57. 5 Multiply 5

58. 3 Multiply 3

59. One Idea for each slide

60. Make it Aids

61. Replacement

62. Focus on the Audience

63. Present

64. Giving Your First Speech

65. Rehearsal

66. The Six P’s: Proper Preparation and
Practice Prevent Poor Performance

67. Fear

68. Presenting The Speech

69. BE UNIQUE - BE YOUR SELF

70. EGO Vs. Confidence

71. Listening

72. Performance
Evaluation

73. Ask For Feedback

74. Feedback Is Always There

75. Feedback Can Improve
Performance

76. Feedback Is A Tool For
Continued Learning