TAILIEUCHUNG - PRESENTATIONAL SKILLS

While the current trend in the training industry is heading toward the use of the LCD Projector technology, the overhead projector is still the most popular presentation device used today. Some presenters continue to misuse the overhead projector even though they have used them for years. | TRÖÔØNG ÑAÏI HOÏC NOÂNG LAÂM THAØNH PHOÁ HOÀ CHÍ MINH PRESENTATIONAL SKILLS By Vo Van Viet LECTURE 4 Using Overhead Transparencies Foreword While the current trend in the training industry is heading toward the use of the LCD Projector technology, the overhead projector is still the most popular presentation device used today. Some presenters continue to misuse the overhead projector even though they have used them for years. Foreword I have provided below some basic guidelines and tips when using an overhead projector. Although some of these tips seem like common sense, many presentations fail because these basic tips are not consistently applied. Foreword Here are some tips and rules to be aware of: tips and rules 1. Practice giving your presentation using your visual aids to check out how well they project. check for spelling errors. Have a friend sit and watch your presentation and make notes Practice using your overhead transparencies so you will be comfortable with handling them correctly. tips and rules 2. Stand off to one side of the overhead projector while you face the audience Too many people stand between the overhead projector and the screen causing a shadow of the presenters body. Standing to one side will allow the audience to see you as the presenter and will prevent you from blocking their view of your visual aid. tips and rules 3. Do not face the "projected" image on the screen Face your audience and not the screen. Many presenters face the screen and end up talking to the screen. tips and rules 4. Cover the transparency when you are done using it- with an opaque piece of cardboard You may also turn off the projector completely, but beware, this can cause the projector bulb to burn out sooner. tips and rules 5. Bring a spare bulb! Nothing is more unsettling than to have your overhead projector bulb burn out during your presentation. Bring spare bulbs and a glove to change the bulb. tips and rules 6. Place the overhead to your RIGHT if you are right handed and to your LEFT of you are left handed- This will make it easier for you to face your audience and write if you need to. In either case, you want to stand in the center of the speaking area and face the audience when you speak. tips and rules 7. Place your overhead projector on a table low enough so it does not block you or the screen. tips and rules 8. Place your screen on a diagonal instead of directly behind you-this will assure that you do not block the view for your audience. tips and rules 9. Tape the power chord to the floor-to protect you or someone else from tripping. As the presenter, tripping over the chord and falling, although humorous, is one large gesture you would prefer to avoid. tips and rules 10. Store your overhead transparencies in a sturdy box or container so they will stay clean and protected for the next time you need them. Label the box and include a "clean" copy of your handouts in the box. This will make it easier for you the next time you give your award winning presentation again. Simple??? Good luck

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