Sami Ur Rahman
[FA22-BSE-107]
Building Audience Rapport like a Pro
Building Audience Rapport like a Pro:
Good Speaker
• Effectively Imagery:
Avoid generalities & dry facts
Use:
Analogies
Metaphors
Similes
Personal Story
Communication Skills
Visual Aids & Multimedia Presentations:
Communication Skills
Critical Thinking:
“Communicate—don’t decorate.” This principle is one of 20 rules
that graphic designer and educator Timothy Samara discusses in his book Design
Elements: A Graphic Style Manual. How could you apply this principle to the
design of your PowerPoint presentations?
Applying the principle of "Communicate—don't decorate" to the design of
PowerPoint presentations can greatly enhance their effectiveness. Here are some
ways you can incorporate this principle into your presentation design:
Limit Text
Maintain Consistency
Pay Attention To contrast
Building Audience Rapport like a Pro
• Verbal Signposts:
Listener can lost easily
Techniques:
Previewing
Summarizing
Switching directions
• Non-Verbal Messages:
Have powerful effect
Do’s:
Hand Gestures
Facial Expressions
Eye-contact
Communication Skills
Visual Aids & Multimedia Presentations:
Communication Skills
Chapter Review:
List suggestions that would ensure that your nonverbal messages
reinforce your verbal messages effectively.
Non-Verbal Messages:
Effective nonverbal communication can greatly
enhance the impact of your verbal messages. Here are some suggestions to ensure
that your nonverbal messages reinforce your verbal messages effectively:
Do’s:
Hand Gestures
Facial Expressions
Eye-contact