Supporting material is anything you use in your presentation that supports your key message. This can range from statistics to diagrams to anecdotes to video clips. This post will look at verbal supporting material and how to use it. I will cover visual supporting material in my next post on visual aids. Here’s how I …
As discussed earlier, giving a presentation in your second language is a challenge. By following these three rules you can make it a great success. 1. Be Clear The first step in any presentation preparation is to develop your key message. You want this to be as clear and as simple as possible. Take time …
You have a presentation to give and you are not sure where to begin. The introduction? The supporting material? Research? Before doing any of the above, there is one step you must do first. Decide on your key message. What do you want your audience to remember when they leave? Because if you are not clear …