Making a Public Presentation

Erol İnelmen

Boğaziçi University

Bebek İstanbul

TURKEY

inelmen at boun.edu.tr

March 2000

Rev: 13.12.04

Prologue

Professionals need to gain the skills needed

for effective public oral presentations.

Technology can provide the means to prepare

more attractive presentations.

Outline1. Presentation Tools

2. Preliminary Work

3. Preparing Material

4. Presentation Techniques

5. Concluding Remarks

Document

Approachread

write

project

transparent

slide

dia

query

pointshow

Formatroad (highlight)

query

storm

spider

matrix

pool

concept

StrategyContact (gifts)

welcomerelate

acknowledge

outline

COREgreeting (Q& A)

support

EventCongress

Symposium

Conference

Colloquium

Workshop

Panel

Seminar

ForumInternational

RegionalNational

Local

gov, edu, org

1. Presentation Tools

1.1 Audio-Visual Material

1.2 Projection Equipment

1.3 Pointing Device AUCKLAND,NZ

1.1 Audio-Visual Material

Graphic

Text

Sound

Excellence

1.2 Projection Equipment

Location

Movement

Interaction

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1.3 Pointing Device.

Eye Contact

Show

Explain

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2. Preliminary Work

2.1 Choosing Topic

2.2 Searching Literature

2.3 Selecting Keywords

2.4 Shaping Roadmap

2.1 Choosing Topic

Holistic Approach

Genuine Interest

Being Unique

SOCIAL ECOLOGICAL

ECONOMICAL TECHNOLOGICAL

POLITICAL MEDICAL

LEGAL CULTURAL

SPIRITUAL EDUCATIONAL

SOCIAL ECOLOGICAL

ECONOMICAL TECHNOLOGICAL

POLITICAL MEDICAL

LEGAL CULTURAL

SPIRITUAL EDUCATIONAL

2.2 Searching Literature

Searching Tools

Selecting Documents

Compiling Information

2.3 Selecting Keywords

Notice Frequency

Find Definitions

Consider Examples

2.4 Shaping Roadmap

Main Topic

Topic Clusters

Specific Topics

CPU

Memory

Register

primary

secondary

3. Preparing Material

3.1 Write Statements

3.2 Make Conjunctions

3.3.Specify Links

3.4 Give References

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3. Preparing Material (cont)

3.5 Decide Introduction

3.6 Present Background

3.7 Give Findings

3.8 Make Conclusion

4. Presentation Techniques

4.1 Presenting Title

4.2 Surfing Outline

4.3 Presenting Core

4.4 Giving Conclusion

5. Concluding Remarks

5.1 Manage Discussion

5.2 Acknowledge Support

5.3 Revise Work