Your Successful Presentation

You make the difference! Present Authentically and Professionally (Online or Face to Face)

What you'll learn

Success factors for a successful presentation

Convince the participants with your authenticity

Strong stage fright? Learn how to use it positively

Optimal use of verbal and non-verbal communication

Turning those affected into participants - opportunities for interaction

Get the key elements for constructive feedback

Requirements

First own presentation experiences can be helpful

For optimal practice purposes: have your own presentation ready (the topic of the presentation is up to you)

Description

Presentations - accompany us almost every day and it is hard to imagine our lives without them. A topic that has accompanied me for years and a topic to which I would like to give my attention on Udemy.Have you already asked yourself how to define presentations? A quote from the internet says the following:"It is considered a purposeful communication method that can integrate both verbal and visual elements to convey complex information, shape opinions, or promote discussion. The purpose of a presentation can vary depending on context and goals." Considering the quote, presentations are supposed to help us grow, develop and create improvement.Perfect, isn't it? …but at the same time a challenging and responsible task for the presenter.High professionalism and differentiated skills are required from the presenter.These are competencies that can be learned, trained, and specified to meet your needs.In this course you will receive a variety of practical tips for your next successful presentation:Use your preparation time effectivelyCreate an overview and learn structuring, integrating and social skills.Create a presentation atmosphere in which even difficult topics can be dealt with constructively.In this course I go into different communication methods. I explain how you can use stylistic devices to give your future presentations a rhetorical framework.This topic requires practical experience in addition to theoretical input. For this reason I have integrated 2 exercises in this course. So you will have your first learning successes directly at home.As a nutritional consultant, solution-finding and decision-making coach and employee of a world-leading service company for telecommunication technologies, I am pleased to be able to accompany you on your individual and personal path of further development.I welcome you to this course.Sunny greetingsKatrin Kockot

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Exercise I - Give a Presentation

Lecture 2 Explanation of the task

Section 3: Success Factor: Preparation of the Presentation

Lecture 3 Content Preparation

Lecture 4 Organizational Preparation

Lecture 5 Mental Preparation

Lecture 6 Tips against stage fright

Section 4: With conviction to your best Presentation

Lecture 7 When do people appear convincing?

Section 5: Motivated Start, Perform and Finish

Lecture 8 How can I get into a presentation?

Lecture 9 What is there to consider in the implementation?

Lecture 10 What is there to look for in a good closing?

Section 6: Optimal use of verbal and non-verbal communication

Lecture 11 Successful use of the most important communication tools

Section 7: Interaction - Turning participants into stakeholders

Lecture 12 What are the interaction options?

Section 8: Successful handling of a wide range of disruptions

Lecture 13 Collection of ideas for dealing with disruptions in a confident manner

Section 9: Exercise II - Give a presentation again

Lecture 14 Explanation of the task

Section 10: Constructive feedback is a gift

Lecture 15 Golden rules for receiving and distributing feedback

… who already have first presentation experiences,… who want to become professional in handling a presentation,… who want to make the difference at the next business meeting,… who want to inspire authentically with conviction,… who need to present confidently online or in front of an audience,… who have a desire for personal development