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Public speaking and presentations demystified / (Record no. 7923)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
International Standard Book Number 9780071601214
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Transcribing agency KCST
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Classification number 808.51
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Personal name Templeton, Melody
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245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT
Title Public speaking and presentations demystified /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Melody Templeton
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC.
Place of publication, distribution, etc. New York:
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. McGraw Hill;
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2010
300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Extent 259 p.
440 ## - SERIES STATEMENT/ADDED ENTRY--TITLE
Title Demystified series
9 (RLIN) 7703
505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE
Formatted contents note <br/>Introduction<br/>Part 1: Getting Started<br/>Chapter 1: What do I do first?<br/>Jump start<br/>Why are you speaking?<br/>Why are you speaking?<br/>Mental preparation<br/>Now what?<br/>Chapter 2: Audience analysis<br/>Demographics: statistical characteristics<br/>Psychographics: attitudes, values, and interests<br/>Situation<br/>Chapter 3: Finding information to support your ideas<br/>What information do I include?<br/>Sources of information<br/>Types of data<br/>Part 2: Putting The Pieces Together<br/>Chapter 4: Putting the pieces in order<br/>Chronological pattern<br/>Spatial pattern<br/>Topical pattern<br/>Cause-and-effect pattern<br/>Problem-solution pattern<br/>Value or importance pattern<br/>BLUF or inverted-pyramid pattern<br/>Symposium style<br/>Chapter 5: Creating an outline<br/>Outline format rules<br/>Scramble-message exercise<br/>Chapter 6: Creating an introduction<br/>Tips for a successful introduction<br/>Goals for your introduction<br/>Techniques that get attention<br/>Chapter 7: Building a powerful conclusion<br/>Avoid conclusion pitfalls<br/>Goals for your conclusion<br/>Conclusion techniques<br/>Observe and improve<br/>Chapter 8: Using notes<br/>Why should I use notes in addition to my slides?<br/>Preparing your notes<br/>Practicing with your cards<br/>Using card during the presentation<br/>Chapter 9: Creating great slides<br/>Two words of warning<br/>Templates<br/>Fonts<br/>Wording<br/>Images<br/>Transitions<br/>Using your slides with style<br/>Word about rules<br/>Part 3: Stand And Deliver<br/>Chapter 10: Dealing with anxiety<br/>Stage fright<br/>Methods to combat fear while preparing<br/>Methods to combat fear on the day of your presentation<br/>Chapter 11: Are you listening?<br/>Listening distractions<br/>Listening strategies<br/>Listening facts<br/>Chapter 12: Keep the audience interested by using your voice<br/>Using your voice<br/>Using language<br/>In addition<br/>Chapter 13: Nonverbal communication<br/>Elements of nonverbal communication<br/>Determining nonverbal cues<br/>Top ten negative nonverbal cues<br/>Final word on nonverbal communication<br/>Chapter 14: Where shall we meet?<br/>Location, location, location<br/>Large-room arrangements: fifty participants or more<br/>Midsized-room arrangements: eight to forty people<br/>Small-room arrangements<br/>Room size and shape<br/>Hygiene factors<br/>Chapter 15: Are there any questions?<br/>When to take questions<br/>Techniques for fielding questions<br/>How to improve your answering skills<br/>Part 4: Special Situations<br/>Chapter 16: Webinars and online presentations<br/>Webinars and teleconferences<br/>Preparing to lead a program<br/>Preparing your slides<br/>Day before your class<br/>- Day of your class<br/>After the session<br/>Chapter 17: Special occasions<br/>Offering a toast at a wedding, retirement, or birthday celebration<br/>Eulogies<br/>Campaign speeches<br/>Making an introduction<br/>Chairing a meeting<br/>Chapter 18: Presenting as a team<br/>Why use a team of speakers?<br/>Preparing for a group presentation<br/>Presenting as a group<br/>Chapter 19: Stuff happens<br/>Risks you can avoid<br/>Risks you can prepare for<br/>Emergencies<br/>Disasters<br/>Serendipity<br/>Answer key<br/>Tips from the pros bios<br/>Index
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Public speaking
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Oral communication
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          KCST Library KCST Library 2023-10-10 Procured - KCST-INV010 5.75 808.51 Te Pu 1000001395 2023-10-23 2023-10-23 Book
          KCST Library KCST Library 2023-10-10 Procured - KCST-INV010 5.75 808.51 Te Pu 1000001396 2023-10-23 2023-10-23 Book








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