Importance of Practice and Performance for Presentation

        Let’s imagine for a minute that you have set the goal of breaking 50 minutes for a 10 K. you have firmly set your sights. This needs a plan, training, and discipline. Be faster by practicing, then only you will perform better.

        The practice is the act of rehearsing over and over or to engage others. Another important feature of deliberate practice lies in continuously practicing a more challenging skill. The difference between expert performers and normal adults reflects a lifelong period of a deliberate effort to improve performance in a specific domain. Do not think about the past and improve future performance.

        The Conference Room Style presentation is much more understated with less use of color.

        Ballroom Style Presentation should be used when the objective is to inform, impress, or entertain the audience. Make appropriate use of colors, animation, and sound.

        Conference Room Style presentation is more suited to meetings.

        Paper delivery also allows people to write on the presentation so that they can engage with your content better and communicate back to any suggested changes.

         Mixing Style recognizes that the elements are proper to each audience and it leads to a clearer and more attractive and more effective presentation.

Rehearsals and Performance

The performance of presentation becomes natural by the following points:

1. Postures


2. Gestures


3. Voice


4. Eye contact


5. Rehearsing the Presentation


6. Personal attributes


7. Overcoming nervousness


8. Use of visual aids


9. Making an entry


10. Handling questions

Dealing with the unexpected