From the course: Management: Top Tips
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Using notes
- Now, the question is how are you going to remember your talk, and the best way to remember your talk is to be cued by your visual aid. So, if you're using Powerpoint, each time you click and another bullet point comes up, that's going to remind you what to say. So, just look at your bullet points, and, by the way, you shouldn't be reading out the bullet points. They shouldn't be great long sentences because the audience don't want you just to read stuff to them. So, the bullets should be one or two short words which remind you what to talk about. So, that's the best way to do it. The second best way is to have notes, probably just a page of A4 large writing that you can either hold, look at occasionally, or you can read it on the table. If you have it on the table in front of you, you can look at it and the audience probably won't even notice it's there. I don't think hiding your notes is that important though. Audiences don't mind you having notes. In fact, it's good in a way. It…
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Introduction47s
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Determining your main message1m 19s
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Planning the timing1m 10s
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Having a backup plan1m 30s
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Gaining confidence1m 54s
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Getting off to a great start1m 42s
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Presenting the agenda1m 46s
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Interacting with your audience1m 20s
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Effectively using visuals1m 2s
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Using notes2m 42s
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Overcoming problems1m 43s
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Finishing strong1m 20s
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Keeping it simple1m 1s
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