1. Oral Presentation
By:
S.Naga Laxmi 09RG1A0491
ECE-B

2. What is an Oral Presentation?
 An oral presentation is generally a speech or
vocal performance, occasionally accompanied
by visually based presentations such as a
slideshow.
 An oral presentation is where you show your
knowledge on a particular subject. You might
be able to choose your topic, or maybe you
have been given something to research and
talk about to audience...

3. Objectives of Oral Presentation
 Select appropriate points of emphasis in your
presentation.
 Develop a useful level of detail.
 Choose and prepare appropriate visual aids.
 Create a tone that is sensitive to your
audience's circumstance.
Determine Adapt the Gather
the Analyze the informatio
audience message
purpose n

4. Necessities of oral
presentation
 Preparation and planning
 Structure of speech and language
 Visuals
 Create interest in audience

5. skills required for an Oral
Presentation?
• Come across natural and relaxed.
• Be understandable.
• Say something useful.
• Be memorable.

6. Importance of non-verbal
communication
 Non verbal communication :
posture, appearance, listening, eye contact, hand
gestures and facial expressions.
five main functions of non-verbal
communication:
 to express emotions 65%
 communicate interpersonal relationships
 support verbal interaction 35%
 reflect personality
 perform rituals, such as greetings
10%
and goodbyes
oral Visual alone Visual & oral

7. Non-verbal communication
Facial expressions gestures

8. Importance of verbal
communication
 Verbal communication includes
rate, volume, pitch as well as articulation and
pronunciation. Verbal communication also
includes sign language and written forms of
communication.
five main functions of verbal
communication:
 To impart knowledge.
 Clarification.

9. erbal nonverbal communication
Verbal communication

10. How to Improve Verbal and Non-
verbal Communication
 Effective listening
 Body language
 Intonations
 Ex:Record yourself with both a video camera
and an audio recorder to see how you
communicate non-verbally.

11. How to sell yourself with your
presentation
 Making a good first impression.
 Speak professionally
 “Polish Up Your Public Speaking Skills in
Advance!”
 “At all stages of your career you need to sell
yourself, your ideas, your value, and your
ability”.

12. Conclusion
 Clarify the Purpose of your Presentation
 Clearly Define your Audience
 Research your Topic
 Organize your Information and Prepare your
Message
 Prepare the Outline of your Message
 Rehearse your Presentation