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2. Strategies
 Preparing effective presentations
 Ways of delivering the oral presentation
 Strategies of effective oral delivery
 Strategies of effective non verbal delivery

3. Preparing an effective presentation
 Determine the purpose:
 to inform or to persuade
 Analyse the audience
 Select the main idea for the message
 Research the topic
 Organise and write the draft
 Intro, body, conclusion
 intro : opening remarks ; purpose and agenda
 Body : main idea
 Conclusion: inferences

4. Contd..
 Create visual aids
 PowerPoint slides
 Overhead projector slides/ transparencies
 Use of white / black board
 Paper handouts
 Flipchart
 Visuals
 Video
 Rehearse the talk

5. Ways of delivering oral message
 Extemporaneous
 Reading
 Memorization
 Impromptu

6. Strategies for effective oral delivery
 Varying pitch , rate and volume gives more interest and
appeal.
 Right Pronunciation
 Avoiding varied regional accents
 Avoid adding or omitting words
 Adding : eg– Idear idea
 Athalete athlete
 Omitting : eg: gonna going to
 dija did you

7. Strategies for effective non verbal
delivery
 Posture
 Movement
 Move to get attention
 Move to get rid of nervousness
 Move to increase emphasis
 Gestures
 Emblems , illustrators, adaptors , regulators and displays
 Facial expressions
 Appearance

8. Informative and persuasive public
speaking
Informative Persuasive
 Targeted at informing others
 Aimed at understanding
 Reveal options
 Targeted at influencing
values , attitudes and
behaviour.
 Aimed at convincing listeners
to take specific actions to
oppose or support a particular
issue.
 It urges choice from the
available options

9. INFORMATIVE PERSUASIVE
 Use supportive material to
enlighten listeners
 Less audience commitment
 Rational appeal
 Develop supporting material
as an evidence to justify
advice.
 More audience commitment
 Emotional appeal