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The Questions-phase
may be the most important phase in your presentation. You can show that
your are able to answer questions which may have come up during your presentation:
This shows your flexibility and competence.
Always keep in mind
- The possibility to ask questions
is a high point for most audiences. They want to participate.
- Questions give a good feedback
and tells you whether you have made your point. Allow questions during
and after the presentation.
- Never criticize a member
of the audience.
General Rule
- Use the 80:20 % rule for
eye contact!
- When listening: 80% to
him or her, 20 % to the audience.
- When replying: 20 % to
questioner, 80 % to audience.
Last Tip: You may want to insert some difficult aspects, comments,
theories etc. during your presentation in order to make the audience ask
about them at the end of your presentation. This might give a chance to
score points with your audience and increases the impact you may want
to achieve.
Source: Malcom
Goodale, Professional Presentation, Cambridge 1998
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