An oral presentation concentrates on communicating something that matters to the speaker to a familiar audience of peers. Presentations are generally prepared ahead of time in writing and sometimes include visual elements that engage the audience.
An oral presentation concentrates on communicating something that matters to the speaker to a familiar audience of peers. Presentations are generally prepared ahead of time in writing and sometimes include visual elements that engage the audience.
You will often do an oral presentation once you have completed a project in class. The purpose is to inform, explain, persuade or even to entertain.
You can do an oral presentation on any number of subjects:
Think of some oral presentations that you have done in the past or that you have experienced as an audience member.
You can also use the following tool to brainstorm ideas for your presentation:
Use key words or sentences (in point form) to remember important information.
If you decide to use a visual or media element to support your oral presentation, use the following planning tool:
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