presentation

Factors that must be considered by the presenter before presenting

• Define the purpose and prepare an outline.

• State the main aim in the opening statement.

• Use relevant and reliable information.

• Know the content well to ensure a smooth flow.

• Understand the audience's background and interests.

Factors that must be considered by the presenter while presenting

establish credibiity to the creator

present confident/good posture

maintain audience engagement and attention

Maintain eye contact 

Vary your voice – avoid sounding monotonous.

Ways in which the presenter can handle feedback in a non-aggressive and professional manner

Stand confidently throughout the feedback session.

• Be polite, confident and courteous.

• Ensure the question is understood before answering.

• Listen carefully before responding.

• Respond as soon as possible.

• Be honest and sincere in your answers.

• Use simple and clear language.

Areas of improvement for the next presentation

revise unachieved objectives

infuse humour appropriately

keep information relevant

analyse and incorporate relevant feedback to improve the presentaion

adjust length

adjust visual aid

points to consider when designing a multimedia presentation

1. Use clear headings and concise text on each slide.

2. Ensure the text colour contrasts with the background colour for easy reading.

3. Choose images and graphics that support and enhance the message.

4. Organise information in a logical sequence so the audience can follow the presentation.

5. Limit the amount of information on each slide to maintain the audience's attention.