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Giving Presentations

Giving Presentations. Preparation. Preparation. Source: millerstravel , posted on flickr. The TED Commandments. Thou s halt not s imply t rot o ut t hy u sual s htick.

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Giving Presentations

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  1. Giving Presentations

  2. Preparation

  3. Preparation Source: millerstravel, posted on flickr

  4. The TED Commandments • Thou shalt not simply trot out thy usual shtick. • Thou shalt dream a great dream, or show forth a wondrous new thing, or share something thou hast never shared before. • Thou shalt reveal thy curiosity and thy passion. • Thou shalt tell a story. • Thou shalt freely comment on the utterances of other speakers for the sake of blessed connection and exquisite controversy. • Thou shalt not flaunt thine ego. Be thou vulnerable. Speak of thy failure as well as thy success. • Thou shalt not sell from the stage: neither thy company, thy goods, thy writings, nor thy desperate need for funding; lest thou be cast aside into outer darkness. • Thou shalt remember all the while: laughter is good. • Thou shalt not read thy speech. • Thou shalt not steal the time of them that follow thee.

  5. Delivery: Wearing Many Hats Photo credit: Small_Realm on Flickr

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  8. Handouts • http://www.speakingaboutpresenting.com/delivery/presentation-handouts/ • (synthesize info found here)

  9. Questions, Interruptions Encourage participation. Acknowledge, think, answer, confirm... “I’ll look into that and get back to you.” Keep cool.

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