Dear all, I need to know what are the 3 ways of communicating while presentation. Plz do help on this. 1.verbal 2.Non verbal 3???
From India, Madras
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While presenting yourself what important is your self confidence, second dont get nervous, third is fluency in language, and finally knowledge about the topic. :)
From India, Nagpur
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From India, Nagpur
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the third language might be ur body language the way u stand, speak, move, listen, dressing
From India, Mumbai
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Hi,
By your skill, you can make your presentation interesting. Conceptually, you should be clear first. Practice it many times if you are a first-timer. Prepare point-wise. You should know the slides that come after your mouse click. Your voice should be loud and audible to all. Make use of hands for expression. Keep eye contact with everyone possibly and try to involve everyone by asking some questions.
Body language matters a lot. When you master the subject, body language automatically comes to you. If somebody asks an unusual question and you are not confident enough, you can always say, "OK, we'll come to this later," or you can ask anyone to answer that question, or you can throw the discussion among all, or you can simply say, "Very good question, let me check too, and we will come to this later on."
Do not stand at one place; keep moving. It attracts concentration among listeners. Using idioms and quotes gives quality to your presentation. Keeping the atmosphere light by joking or sharing a small story related to the subject would attract attention to your presentation. Being well neatly dressed, having a charming smile, and crisp moments will add flavor to your presentation.
All the best...
vidsvirgo
From India, New Delhi
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By your skill, you can make your presentation interesting. Conceptually, you should be clear first. Practice it many times if you are a first-timer. Prepare point-wise. You should know the slides that come after your mouse click. Your voice should be loud and audible to all. Make use of hands for expression. Keep eye contact with everyone possibly and try to involve everyone by asking some questions.
Body language matters a lot. When you master the subject, body language automatically comes to you. If somebody asks an unusual question and you are not confident enough, you can always say, "OK, we'll come to this later," or you can ask anyone to answer that question, or you can throw the discussion among all, or you can simply say, "Very good question, let me check too, and we will come to this later on."
Do not stand at one place; keep moving. It attracts concentration among listeners. Using idioms and quotes gives quality to your presentation. Keeping the atmosphere light by joking or sharing a small story related to the subject would attract attention to your presentation. Being well neatly dressed, having a charming smile, and crisp moments will add flavor to your presentation.
All the best...
vidsvirgo
From India, New Delhi
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I am not really sure what particular ways you are talking about. Can you explain as follows:
Three important parts of communication are:
1. Language - the words that one uses or verbal communication
2. Body language - non-verbal communication
3. Paralinguistics - the way in which you speak, such as tone, expression in voice, voice modulation, etc.
From India, Ghaziabad
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2Three important parts of communication are:
1. Language - the words that one uses or verbal communication
2. Body language - non-verbal communication
3. Paralinguistics - the way in which you speak, such as tone, expression in voice, voice modulation, etc.
From India, Ghaziabad
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Hi, I wonder if you're referring to the model often taught in NLP courses. A 1970 study conducted by Dr. Ray Birdwhistle at the University of Pennsylvania concluded that 93% of our communication transpires non-verbally and unconsciously. 55% of our communication is our physiology or body language, 38% is tonality or how we say our words, and only 7% is the content or words we choose to speak.
Best of luck. (Sorry if this is too late, just seen your post.)
Jonathan
From United Kingdom
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Best of luck. (Sorry if this is too late, just seen your post.)
Jonathan
From United Kingdom
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Hi, in my experience, there are only two ways of communicating during a presentation:
1. Verbal, which includes any spoken words, whether face-to-face or over the telephone.
2. Non-verbal, encompassing all other forms of communication, such as written communication, body language, gestures, and facial expressions.
From South Africa, Port Elizabeth
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1. Verbal, which includes any spoken words, whether face-to-face or over the telephone.
2. Non-verbal, encompassing all other forms of communication, such as written communication, body language, gestures, and facial expressions.
From South Africa, Port Elizabeth
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