Practising a presentation

Present different picture cards and become an experienced presenter.

  1. Ask the client to stand up and walk away from the chair.
  2. Give the client a randomly chosen Dialoogle Magnum card and ask them to spend one minute talking about whatever crosses their mind when looking at the image. Repeat this step a few times.
  3. If the client’s presentation halts, you may help them by asking questions about some of the basic elements in a presentation:
    “What would you like to talk about today?”
    “Can you give an example of…?”
    “Could you imagine that…?”
    “Can you sum up why…?
  4. Give them some time to plan a presentation based on three pictures of their choice.
  5. When the client has given their presentation, give them constructive feedback, focusing on the elements that worked well:
    “Your eyes lit up when you talked about…”
    “Things really came alive when you…”
    “The introduction worked well because…”
  6. Ask the client to take a seat once again. Now, talk about different techniques, body language etc.
  7. Repeat the presentation and compliment them if they succeeds in implementing the previously discussed elements.

It may be a good idea to let different participants present the different elements of the presentation.

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