How to speak in PPT?

As follows:

1. Prepare more and repeat in your mind

"I have nothing but my hands. Try to talk if you can, and more than a few times in your mind if you can't. Before the speech, you should at least read the ppt and simulate the whole speech. Talk about what you are familiar with, and you won't be so nervous.

2. Have rhythm and priority

Since it's a speech, don't speak so fast that people can't hear you clearly; Don't speak too slowly, which makes people feel procrastinating. Pay attention to the volume of your voice. In addition, talk more about the key and familiar parts, less about the minor and unfamiliar parts, and the rhythm will be more confident in your own hands.

3. Relax your self-confidence physically, watch less ppt, lower your head, and share the last point in the audience for many times. Be careful not to have too many unnecessary physical movements, so as to prevent the audience from studying small moves without listening to the speech.

when it is not time to guide the audience to watch ppt, try not to watch it yourself, which shows your familiarity and confidence in the content. (Generally, if there is no teleprompter and auxiliary screen, just glance at it when changing pages, and avoid page turning mistakes. )

look under the stage. Here's a tip. Many people don't know where to look on stage, and they get nervous when they have eye contact with the audience. Therefore, you can try to empty your eyes, then look at the forehead of the audience below, and then occasionally glance around the audience.

from the audience's perspective, you will feel that you are watching them, but in fact-you are not watching anyone, and you are immersed in your own speech rhythm. This skill is more practical. Suggest a try.

in PPT production, we must first consider several basic issues:

1. The PPT ratio is 16:9 or 4:3, and whether there is a size requirement.

2. Who is the target audience of the speech, that is, to whom the speech is given, which is convenient for us to consider what they want to hear and what they want to hear.

3. The age distribution of the speech is object-oriented, which is convenient for us to determine our style. For example, young people like lively style, while older people like steady style.

4. Is the design of the speech an LED screen or an ordinary projection device, and whether the venue is indoors? This is convenient for us to confirm whether PPT is dark or light.

5. Basic issues such as the length of the speech.

then, you are making every page of content, ensuring that every page is not a Word, but a simplified content, so that the audience can know what you want to say at a glance, and the specific content needs to be told by the speaker.