01-09-2014, 09:34 PM
1. Motivate well: use diagrams, examples from industry and everyday life; bring out economic or social benefits.
2. Speak loudly and clearly. Don’t mumble
3. Prepare the lecture site well before hand.
4. Slide should not spill over (outside) the screen.
5. Keep weights on your slides to avoid them flying away.
6. Use a sharp pointer.
7. Keep to time (practice several times)
8. Look for feedback by eye contact and gestures from guide and others.
9.
If you can’t hear a question or comment from the audience, come closer and ask.
10. In oral presentations, don’t read out equations.
2. Speak loudly and clearly. Don’t mumble
3. Prepare the lecture site well before hand.
4. Slide should not spill over (outside) the screen.
5. Keep weights on your slides to avoid them flying away.
6. Use a sharp pointer.
7. Keep to time (practice several times)
8. Look for feedback by eye contact and gestures from guide and others.
9.
If you can’t hear a question or comment from the audience, come closer and ask.
10. In oral presentations, don’t read out equations.
