Introduction | |
Assess Yourself | |
Nerves | p. 1 |
Managing stage fright so it doesn't manage you | p. 2 |
The physiology of fear | p. 2 |
The power adrenalin | p. 3 |
Changing fear to fun, mentally and physically | p. 6 |
Star Tips for managing presentation nerves | p. 13 |
Developing Your Content, Developing Your Structure | p. 15 |
The first step | p. 6 |
Getting your ideas to flow | p. 16 |
Plugging into the World Wide Web | p. 19 |
Who's listening? | p. 19 |
Putting it all together | p. 21 |
The many ways to give life to your structure | p. 22 |
The keys to being memorable | p. 24 |
Star Tips for developing and organising your content | p. 27 |
Tools for Delivery-your Words | p. 29 |
Managing audience attention | p. 30 |
Keep it simple, with impact | p. 30 |
Jargon as a foreign language | p. 36 |
What you don't say can be just as important | p. 36 |
A picture paints a thousand words | p. 36 |
How else do we remember? | p. 45 |
Star Tips for using the words that will work best for you | p. 47 |
Tools for Delivery-your Voice | p. 49 |
Yours presentation toolbox | p. 50 |
Imitate your way to success | p. 50 |
Expanding your comfort zone | p. 51 |
But my material is so dry! | p. 53 |
Speed | p. 55 |
Star Tips for making the most of your voice | p. 59 |
Tools for Delivery-your Face | p. 61 |
Face facts | p. 62 |
Smile, and the world smiles with you | p. 63 |
Closing and opening you face | p. 64 |
High brow, low brow | p. 67 |
The eyes have it | p. 68 |
Eye contact | p. 70 |
Mouthing your way to success | p. 72 |
Star tips for adding meaning and impact with your face | p. 73 |
Tools for Delivery-your Body | p. 75 |
Do you speak body language? | p. 76 |
Putting the body puzzle together | p. 76 |
How many words are there in your body language vocabulary? | p. 82 |
The complete message | p. 84 |
Star Tips for making effective physical choices | p. 85 |
Visual Aids that Help Rather than Hurt | p. 87 |
What's the point? | p. 88 |
The slippery nature of slides | p. 88 |
Slides to open with, slides to close with | p. 90 |
Trends in presentation slides | p. 95 |
Slide do's and don'ts | p. 95 |
The good, the bad, and the ugly | p. 96 |
Handouts | p. 98 |
Remote control | p. 104 |
Laser pointers | p. 105 |
Flipcharts and whiteboards | p. 106 |
Fun and games | p. 108 |
Visual aids for you | p. 110 |
Star Tips for making sure your visual aids work for you | p. 114 |
Technical Presentation Challenges | p. 117 |
How technical presentations ate different àand the same | p. 118 |
Charts and graphs | p. 118 |
Slides vs. take-home documents | p. 121 |
Star Tips for enhancing the clarity of your technical presentations | p. 123 |
Managing the Environment | p. 125 |
Arranging the furniture | p. 126 |
Arranging you mind | p. 126 |
Time killers | p. 132 |
Musical accompaniment | p. 132 |
Let the walls speak for you | p. 133 |
Meet and greet | p. 134 |
Some like it hot à and others don't | p. 135 |
Bang, bang! You're dead | p. 135 |
It's never too late to make changes | p. 136 |
Time management | p. 137 |
Star Tips for creating the right speaking environment | p. 139 |
Troubleshooting | p. 141 |
It depends on how you see it | p. 142 |
What to do if | p. 142 |
Handling difficult questions | p. 145 |
Managing your thoughts | p. 150 |
Avoid ending on a sour note | p. 152 |
Star Tips for managing unexpected or unwelcome events | p. 153 |
Index | |
About the Author | |
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