How To Be A Great Presenter
Every day in the world there are millions of presentations. A few are powerful and effective and most are boring. If you understand how people listen, see, learn, think, and react, then you can deliver a presentation that is memorable and persuasive. Whether you are presenting your design ideas to your team, or making recommendations to a client, being able to make a persuasive and skillful presentation is critical to your own professional growth and to the success of your work. It’s not enough to get up and present your ideas, or what you know, or what you think people should want to hear. Great presenters craft their presentation based on what the audience already knows and is willing to do. Great presenters know how far the audience can stretch, and they know when and how to give a “call to action”. Based on her book, 100 Things Every Presenter Needs To Know About People, in this intensive, interactive, hands-on workshop, Dr. Susan Weinschenk will teach you how to be a great presenter.
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About the Course
What You’ll Learn:
How to apply what we know about psychology to create engaging and persuasive presentations
The latest research on how people think and learn
Do’s and don’ts based on hard research, not just opinion
What You’ll Do:
This is a hands-on workshop. You will be learning about critical psychology research and then applying it throughout our day. You can use your own presentations as a case study, or use one of the class case studies to apply what you learn.
Benefits:
Be more effective in persuading others
Craft a compelling presentation
Evaluate your own presentation style and improve it
Create compelling presentations in less time
Here are all the topics we are going to cover in the workshop:
Deciding what to include & what to leave out…The magic formula for a compelling presentation…How to craft an intro that excites…What should go in the body of your talk…When to use and not use slides & other visuals & props…What to do for a call to action…How to handle Q&A
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