Wednesday 19 September 2012

The Presenter's Handbook - Contents



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Contents
Acknowledgements 7
Introduction 9
How this book works 11

Section 1  You as a presenter 15
Introduction 16
Understand when your presentation starts 19
Processing & removing fears 22
Mirror neurons – Look at the best, learn to be the best 26
Anchors, anchoring and firing 30
Dress code – Be respected and remembered 33
Body Language – An introduction to the subject 36
Language – It’s about you not me 40
Language – Representational systems 42
What mood do I need to portray 46
Section 1 – You as a presenter: Summary 48

Section 2  Your presentation 52
Section 2 – Your presentation: Introduction 53
What is my story? 58
What message am I conveying? 60
What is the question you are going to answer? 63
Key messages – What? 64
Key messages – When? 67
Human attention span – 20, 20, 20 69
How long is the presentation scheduled for? 72
Short and long term memory 74
How many delegates are expected? 78
Who are my audience? – How well do they know me? 79
Evolution, surprise and what grabs attention 83
Emotions and connecting with the audience 86
Meet audience needs – Central six fitness indicators 90
The front cover slide: It has a number of objectives Don't skimp 93
Providing too much information too quickly 95
Cognitive dissonance 99
Human brain limitations 102
Building slides 104
Animation dos and don’ts 107
Is the presentation numbers based? 110
Presenting text-based information 113
They can read faster than you 116
Presentations and handouts are different things 118
Bullets – No, no, no 121
Clip Art – No, no, no 125
Sourcing better graphics 127
Video dos and don’ts 128
Music & sounds 131
Owning someone else’s presentation 135
Section 2 – Your Presentation: Summary 137

Section 3  Your performance 144
Section 3 – Your performance: Introduction 145
Where are you in the big picture? 149
When was the last break for delegates? 154
What is the orientation of the room? 156
Freedom to move 163
Standing, moving and focussing 166
Where to look 169
Stand on the left: Where humans look 172
Creating attention and distraction 174
Dual encoding – Multi sensory processing 177
Synchronised dual encoding 179
Words are only 7% of the meaning 183
Remote presentation but not a laser 186
Pre-slide pausing 188
Learn from the weathermen and politicians 190
Rehearse, rehearse, and rehearse 193
Get a second opinion 196
Safety nets - A script somewhere, prompts and a back up 199
What backup plan do I have? 202
Delegate interaction 208
Audience participation 210
When allowing question and answers 213
Section 3 – Your Performance: Summary 218


Section 4  Final thoughts 226
Section 4 – Final thoughts: Introduction 227
Would you yourself sit through the presentation? 228
Reflection – Analyse and improve 230
Self reflection 233
Electronic feedback 237
Further support – Live advice 239
Section 4 – Final thoughts: Summary 243
About the authors

And finally do not forget about the supporting training courses that are available.


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