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• Evaluating previous presentations with this audience by looking at the pre vs. post-
presentation evaluation forms
• Interviewing a sample of your prospective audience

3. Check out the setting for your presentation

• Room size and seat setting
• Audiovisual aids
• Other facilities

4. Know your content

• This is the hardest part of the presentation because the content should interest the
audience. (Aware of the audience retention)
• Making sure the suitable type of style and vocabulary.
• Make a storyboard consisting of the main idea or purpose, conclusion, introduction, and
body respectively when planning the materials as well as introduction, body, and
conclusion when delivering the presentation.
• Using notes to keep you on track by preparing note cards because it helps the audience
to follow and remember.
• Content - when planning your material
o Main Idea(s)/Purpose → Conclusion → Introduction → Body
• Content - when delivering your presentation
o Introduction → Body → Conclusion

• Aware of the audience retention

• Use notes to keep you on track: Preparation of note cards

5. Select appropriate visual aids

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