Presentation plan

1. Appearance

2. Keep patterns, accessories and colors SIMPLE

3. Focus should be made on YOU not what you are wearing

4. The audience determine the way you dress

5. Dress-code for a presenter

6. 1 clothes should fit well

7. 2-3 colors that work fine with your complexion and hair

8. avoid: very bright reds oranges blacks whites they tend to draw attention away from the face

9. avoid: jewelry that sparkles dangles makes noise

10. Make up should be simple and compliment the wearer

11. Hair should not be the dominant feature of the face

12. Glasses should not glare the light of the room

13. Audience analysis

1 Specific needs of your audience members are:
________________________________________
2 Their attitude towards the topic:
________________________________________
3 The knowledge level of the audience in the subject
matter is:
________________________________________

14. Audience analysis

4 What are the physical or physiological
environmental elements that might effect the
audience:
_______________________________________
5 The demographic factors in the audience that
might affect your presentation are:
_______________________________________

15. Position – Action - Benefit

16. Position

TV nowadays influence the moral state of our
society not in a good way

17. Action

We should organize a special TV censorship
committee

18. Benefit

This innovation will help us to censor current TV
shows, which will give us opportunity to influence
the TV production companies, thus making the
broadcasting content more morally positive.

19.

Think of possible
main ideas
for your presentation
try to end up with 2-5 main
ideas
no more

20. State Subpoints

Supporting ideas may consist of facts, data,
references, stories, analogies and other forms of
evidences that are relevant to each of your main
points

21. Develop introduction and conclusion

22.

The easiest way is
to use PSB statement for
opening and closing your
presentation

23.

Formal openers of
presentations
Anecdote
Humor
Involving question
Rhetorical question
Shocking statement
Quotation