6. Preparing an Oral
Presentation
In this class, we were introduced to oral presentation practice,
the characteristics of good or bad presentations and the combination
of written and oral skills to prepare a presentation.
For a good presentation we cannot: Carries too many items, wears
informal clothes, reads from the screen, gives his back to the
audience, presents long texts, answers a phone call, speaks with a
monotone voice, fold his arms, reads directly from his notes, and
does not keep eye contact with the audience. A good presentation
depends on your planning. To the audience we must present clear
objectives in the introduction, present relevant information of your
research to meet the audience's expectation and promote involvement.
To a good information organization we should: Design a clear
structure: beginning, middle and end; Link diferrent sessions
together; Distribute time properly; Inform the audience if and when
questions are allowed to be made. Use of visuals: Promote
involvement, make it simple, use simple visuals, Use the technology
resources professionally, Whenever possible, provide handouts. And
body Language: maintains a relaxed posture, engage the audience using
eye contact, avoid distracting manners.
For a good presentation, we must: present formally dressed; be
professional; Gives handouts to the audiences; uses clear texts and
diagrams in the slides; have good energy and smiles to the audience
and keeps good body language. To prepare good slides we must have
base on the following actions: Introduce yourself; Inform the
audience about the content and purpose of your presentation; Deliver
your talk; Present a conclusion; Open to discussion. An oral
presentation is a combination of written + oral skills. To first
slide must inform: presentation title; conference name; institutional
affiliation; author's name and position. This order may vary.
State the objective of your presentation in topics. You can
inform the objective itself. Starting Purpose. State the overview of
your presentation in topics ( the objectives itself, main points that
will be covered, questions policy, other announcements.
Presentation delivery slide: It is important to show the audience
information about your research: introduction, objectives, context,
methods, resources, results, conclusions and implications.
Conclusion slide: The conclusion is the end of your talk then we
can show your findings: Next steps, conclusion, references, personal
information, questions and thank you.
Atividade 1
Com base na nossa videoaula 6 — Preparing an oral presentation —
escreva (em inglês) as ações que vão guiar a estrutura de uma
apresentação oral.
An oral presentation is a combination of
written + oral skills. To prepare good slides and good oral
presentation we must have base on the following actions: Introduce
yourself; Inform the audience about the content and purpose of your
presentation; Deliver your talk; Present a conclusion; Open to
discussion.
Atividade 2
Você vai participar de um congresso internacional e apresentará
seu projeto integrador em uma paper session. Para tanto, você
precisará fazer seu PowerPoint de apresentação e planejar sua
fala.
Com
base neste contexto, prepare dois slides:
1. O slide de introdução — Introduction Slide.
2.
O slide de objetivo — Objective Slide (neste slide em especial
apresente somente o objetivo do seu projeto integrador).
Atividade 3
Com base nas informações que você escreveu no Introduction
Slide (slide de apresentação), planeje sua fala:
→ Escreva
em inglês como você cumprimentaria os participantes da sessão, se
apresentaria e apresentaria o título do seu trabalho.
Good
morning, ladies
and gentlemen.
My name is Leandro Tiago and I’m from
Univesp. I'm graduation Student in Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
I'd
like to begin by showing you how we
must promote
the best quality and performance in teaching adult education, aimed
not only an individual but also collective.