Even the most seasoned public speakers can experience nerves before a major presentation. The successful ones, however, have learned how to make those nerves work for them. Positive concern about the impact of a presentation can spur presenters to raise their game, enabling them to get the desired results. For example, a presentation can be immeasurably improved if you devote sufficient time and attention to three key steps - analyzing your audience, organizing your ideas, and selecting an appropriate presentation method. This course describes how to plan effectively for a presentation by carrying out these steps.
Learning objectives
- recognise how to analyse the audience for a presentation
- Identify the value of knowing the audience for a presentation
- Determine whether the steps in organising ideas for a presentation have been carried out appropriately in a given scenario
- Match common types of presentations with descriptions
Audience
Individuals who want to improve their presentation skills
