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Presentation Styles

Based upon My BEST Presentation
     Style by James Brewer
Identifying Your Presentation Style
(s)




Technical
             Sympathetic    Expressive




                  Bold
Interpreting Your BEST Scores
 If you have a score of 15 or more in any one of
 the presentation styles, your behaviors are most
 dominated by that type.

 Most people have a mix of personality types and
 therefore will have traits from more than one
 presentation style. If you do not have a score of
 15 or more in any of the presentation styles, you
 probably will have traits from more than one style.
 In this case review the presentation styles for
 which you have the highest scores making a note
 of those characteristics that you think most
 accurately describes your behavior.
Interpreting Your BEST Scores
 As you review the strengths and vulnerable areas for
  each presentation style you may find that some of the
  vulnerable areas that are listed for one style may be
  canceled out by the characteristics of another style.
  For example if your two highest scores indicate that
  you share characteristics from the bold style and the
  expressive style, you may not demonstrate a blunt
  delivery style, but a more softer enthusiastic style of
  delivery.

 If you have more than more than one presentation
  style, it is important that you review the styles
  carefully and make a decision about the strengths and
  vulnerable characteristics that are accurate for you. If
  you are honest this assessment can still provide
  valuable information for your development as an
  ethical public speaker.
Interpreting Your BEST Scores
 Finally, in interpreting your scores to receive
  information that will help you to develop in this
  online public speaking class, you must also take
  into consideration research that says that
  personality/presentation styles may change under
  stress. If you did not have a score of 15 or more
  in one of the presentation styles you may not
  have a dominant style. You must also consider
  the possibility that under stress you may resort
  more to one of your presentation styles and
  another presentation style when you are more
  relaxed.
Interpreting Your BEST Scores

 No style is better than another style. Each style
  has strengths and vulnerable areas. Some styles
  are more effective in some settings, but if you
  learn to be flexible you can adapt your style to be
  successful in other settings. If you have a desire
  to develop your skills you can. It only requires
  time and effort.

 This tool helps you to take the first step in
  becoming self-aware so that you may begin the
  journey and get the most out of this course.
My BEST Presentation Style
      Bold Presenter
The Bold Presentation Style
      Strengths                Vulnerable Spots
Employs a dynamic          Tells Exciting Stories
 style of delivery          Comes across as
 Provides Practical         insensitive
  Information               Reflects inadequate
 Tells Exciting Stories     preparation and
                             rehearsal
To develop ethical public speaking
skills:
 Remember the speech is not about you. It is
    about your audience.
   Always analyze your audience.
   Use the results of your audience analysis to make
    your speech significant and relevant for your
    audience.
   Soften your use of language and vocal quality to
    connect with your audience.
   Use a less daring delivery style to avoid
    intimidating your audience.
   Since you like to get to the point, you tend to
    have clear main points but sufficient supporting
Adjusting to an online environment:
 Since adapting to an audience in real time is a
  vulnerable spot for you, it might be very easy for you
  to disregard your audience entirely in an online
  environment.
 Spend time designing your audience analysis surveys
  to uncover valuable information to help you design
  speeches that are significant and relevant for your
  audience.
 Use the online environment to help you improve your
  ability to demonstrate sensitivity for your audience by
  reviewing your recorded video before you upload the
  final presentation.
 Solicit a trusted friend to review your speech video to
  provide feedback on whether your speech appears
  too blunt and straightforward. Based upon the
My BEST Presentation Style
   Expressive Presenter
The Expressive Presentation Style
        Strengths                Vulnerable Spots
 “Good talker”             Tends to talk “off the
 Good with people             cuff”
 Enthusiastic delivery       Wastes time talking
 “Paints word                Overly Optimistic
  pictures” that clearly      Overuses emotional
  illustrate points            appeals
 Likes speaking              Lacks practical and
                               factual information
To develop ethical public speaking
skills:
 Use your research skills to locate valid and
  reliable factual support for your presentation.
 Present and allow equal time to all sides of an
  issue even when it conflicts with your personal
  viewpoints.
 Adjust your enthusiastic delivery style to support
  the verbal message of the presentation and to be
  compatible with audience expectations. Appear
  too enthusiastic may cause the audience to
  distrust you.
 Remember to respect your audience by
  respecting the time range for your presentation.
  Practice to stay within the time range.
Adjusting to an online environment:
 Since you are generally great at reading the emotional
    response of your audience in real time you will need to
    adapt your style to an online audience using this
    classroom format.
   Use the online communication tools frequently to get to
    know your audience.
   Design audience analysis surveys and carefully analyze
    the results so that you become comfortable uploading
    presentations for your online audience.
   Try the technique of visualizing your audience to help you
    “feel “their presence.
   Since you have a natural tendency to speak until your
    voice is tired, not respecting time restraints; practice and
    make sure that your speech fits within the time range. If so,
    you should have no problem uploading video to the
    technology used to support this online class. If not, the
My BEST Presentation Style
  Sympathetic Presenter
The Sympathetic Presentation Style
      Strengths        Vulnerable Spots

 Trustworthy       Low key delivery style

 Good Listener     Resists giving
                    presentations
To develop ethical public speaking
skills:
 Develop confidence by managing your public
 speaking anxiety by (1) practicing so that you can
 project confidence and have your nonverbal
 physical behavior support your verbal content;
 and (2) by making sure that you obtain sufficient
 information about the guidelines for your
 presentation to avoid surprises and/or sudden
 changes.

 Develop your nonverbal vocal qualities by using
 vocal variations to demonstrate dynamism and
 enthusiasm.
Adjusting to an online environment:
 You are naturally a good listener but you must
    practice listening to your online audience by actively
    engaging in the weekly discussion posts.
   Carefully review results of audience analysis surveys.
   Confirm guidelines for the presentation with your
    professor to increase your level of confidence.
   Make sure you know how to use technology to record
    and upload your presentation video to avoid causing
    additional anxiety.
   Solicit a trusted friend to review your speech video to
    provide feedback on whether you vary your vocal
    inflections so that you sound lively and enthusiastic.
    Based upon the feedback you receive consider
    rerecording.
My BEST Presentation Style
    Technical Presenter
The Technical Presentation Style
      Strengths            Vulnerable Spots

 Logical /Systematic    Overly concerned with
 Accurate                details
                         May lecture and
 Precise/factual
                          sound boring
 Plans and
  rehearses
 Professional
  appearance
To develop ethical public speaking
skills:
 Use more human examples to relate your topic
  to audience. Your speeches focus on logical
  appeals. Incorporate some emotional appeals.
 Develop the human side of your speech by
  designing and reviewing audience analysis
  surveys to be able to make your topic relevant
  and significant for your audience.
 Use audience analysis surveys to help you
  distinguish between the facts that are relevant for
  the audience and the ones that are not.
 Solicit a trusted friend to review your speech
  video to provide feedback on whether your
  speech sounds monotonous and lacks pitch
  variation. If so, consider rerecording.
Adjusting to an online environment:
 Even in real time you have difficulty realizing that
  the speech is for the audience and not that the
  audience is just a receptacle to absorb the facts.
  Try visualizing real people in your audience rather
  than robots.
 Remind yourself that people are in your audience
  by listening to the weekly discussion posts.
 Carefully review results of audience analysis
  surveys.
 When recording your speech use more direct eye
  contact by looking into the camera since you
  have a tendency to want to read your notes to
  avoid forgetting your facts. Remember you may
  use only one side of one note card not larger than
Sympathetic Presentation
Style




Speaker that exemplifies this
style: Mr. Rodgers


 Link to sample video
Expressive Presentation Style




Speaker that exemplifies this
style: Actress Julia Roberts


 Link to sample video
Bold Presentation Style




 Speaker that exemplifies this
 style: Nancy Pelosi

Link to video speech
Technical Presentation Style




Speaker that exemplifies this
style: 1992 Presidential
Candidate Ross Perot

 Link to sample video

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Presentation styles

  • 1. Presentation Styles Based upon My BEST Presentation Style by James Brewer
  • 2. Identifying Your Presentation Style (s) Technical Sympathetic Expressive Bold
  • 3. Interpreting Your BEST Scores  If you have a score of 15 or more in any one of the presentation styles, your behaviors are most dominated by that type.  Most people have a mix of personality types and therefore will have traits from more than one presentation style. If you do not have a score of 15 or more in any of the presentation styles, you probably will have traits from more than one style. In this case review the presentation styles for which you have the highest scores making a note of those characteristics that you think most accurately describes your behavior.
  • 4. Interpreting Your BEST Scores  As you review the strengths and vulnerable areas for each presentation style you may find that some of the vulnerable areas that are listed for one style may be canceled out by the characteristics of another style. For example if your two highest scores indicate that you share characteristics from the bold style and the expressive style, you may not demonstrate a blunt delivery style, but a more softer enthusiastic style of delivery.  If you have more than more than one presentation style, it is important that you review the styles carefully and make a decision about the strengths and vulnerable characteristics that are accurate for you. If you are honest this assessment can still provide valuable information for your development as an ethical public speaker.
  • 5. Interpreting Your BEST Scores  Finally, in interpreting your scores to receive information that will help you to develop in this online public speaking class, you must also take into consideration research that says that personality/presentation styles may change under stress. If you did not have a score of 15 or more in one of the presentation styles you may not have a dominant style. You must also consider the possibility that under stress you may resort more to one of your presentation styles and another presentation style when you are more relaxed.
  • 6. Interpreting Your BEST Scores  No style is better than another style. Each style has strengths and vulnerable areas. Some styles are more effective in some settings, but if you learn to be flexible you can adapt your style to be successful in other settings. If you have a desire to develop your skills you can. It only requires time and effort.  This tool helps you to take the first step in becoming self-aware so that you may begin the journey and get the most out of this course.
  • 7. My BEST Presentation Style Bold Presenter
  • 8. The Bold Presentation Style Strengths Vulnerable Spots Employs a dynamic  Tells Exciting Stories style of delivery  Comes across as  Provides Practical insensitive Information  Reflects inadequate  Tells Exciting Stories preparation and rehearsal
  • 9. To develop ethical public speaking skills:  Remember the speech is not about you. It is about your audience.  Always analyze your audience.  Use the results of your audience analysis to make your speech significant and relevant for your audience.  Soften your use of language and vocal quality to connect with your audience.  Use a less daring delivery style to avoid intimidating your audience.  Since you like to get to the point, you tend to have clear main points but sufficient supporting
  • 10. Adjusting to an online environment:  Since adapting to an audience in real time is a vulnerable spot for you, it might be very easy for you to disregard your audience entirely in an online environment.  Spend time designing your audience analysis surveys to uncover valuable information to help you design speeches that are significant and relevant for your audience.  Use the online environment to help you improve your ability to demonstrate sensitivity for your audience by reviewing your recorded video before you upload the final presentation.  Solicit a trusted friend to review your speech video to provide feedback on whether your speech appears too blunt and straightforward. Based upon the
  • 11. My BEST Presentation Style Expressive Presenter
  • 12. The Expressive Presentation Style Strengths Vulnerable Spots  “Good talker”  Tends to talk “off the  Good with people cuff”  Enthusiastic delivery  Wastes time talking  “Paints word  Overly Optimistic pictures” that clearly  Overuses emotional illustrate points appeals  Likes speaking  Lacks practical and factual information
  • 13. To develop ethical public speaking skills:  Use your research skills to locate valid and reliable factual support for your presentation.  Present and allow equal time to all sides of an issue even when it conflicts with your personal viewpoints.  Adjust your enthusiastic delivery style to support the verbal message of the presentation and to be compatible with audience expectations. Appear too enthusiastic may cause the audience to distrust you.  Remember to respect your audience by respecting the time range for your presentation. Practice to stay within the time range.
  • 14. Adjusting to an online environment:  Since you are generally great at reading the emotional response of your audience in real time you will need to adapt your style to an online audience using this classroom format.  Use the online communication tools frequently to get to know your audience.  Design audience analysis surveys and carefully analyze the results so that you become comfortable uploading presentations for your online audience.  Try the technique of visualizing your audience to help you “feel “their presence.  Since you have a natural tendency to speak until your voice is tired, not respecting time restraints; practice and make sure that your speech fits within the time range. If so, you should have no problem uploading video to the technology used to support this online class. If not, the
  • 15. My BEST Presentation Style Sympathetic Presenter
  • 16. The Sympathetic Presentation Style Strengths Vulnerable Spots  Trustworthy  Low key delivery style  Good Listener  Resists giving presentations
  • 17. To develop ethical public speaking skills:  Develop confidence by managing your public speaking anxiety by (1) practicing so that you can project confidence and have your nonverbal physical behavior support your verbal content; and (2) by making sure that you obtain sufficient information about the guidelines for your presentation to avoid surprises and/or sudden changes.  Develop your nonverbal vocal qualities by using vocal variations to demonstrate dynamism and enthusiasm.
  • 18. Adjusting to an online environment:  You are naturally a good listener but you must practice listening to your online audience by actively engaging in the weekly discussion posts.  Carefully review results of audience analysis surveys.  Confirm guidelines for the presentation with your professor to increase your level of confidence.  Make sure you know how to use technology to record and upload your presentation video to avoid causing additional anxiety.  Solicit a trusted friend to review your speech video to provide feedback on whether you vary your vocal inflections so that you sound lively and enthusiastic. Based upon the feedback you receive consider rerecording.
  • 19. My BEST Presentation Style Technical Presenter
  • 20. The Technical Presentation Style Strengths Vulnerable Spots  Logical /Systematic  Overly concerned with  Accurate details  May lecture and  Precise/factual sound boring  Plans and rehearses  Professional appearance
  • 21. To develop ethical public speaking skills:  Use more human examples to relate your topic to audience. Your speeches focus on logical appeals. Incorporate some emotional appeals.  Develop the human side of your speech by designing and reviewing audience analysis surveys to be able to make your topic relevant and significant for your audience.  Use audience analysis surveys to help you distinguish between the facts that are relevant for the audience and the ones that are not.  Solicit a trusted friend to review your speech video to provide feedback on whether your speech sounds monotonous and lacks pitch variation. If so, consider rerecording.
  • 22. Adjusting to an online environment:  Even in real time you have difficulty realizing that the speech is for the audience and not that the audience is just a receptacle to absorb the facts. Try visualizing real people in your audience rather than robots.  Remind yourself that people are in your audience by listening to the weekly discussion posts.  Carefully review results of audience analysis surveys.  When recording your speech use more direct eye contact by looking into the camera since you have a tendency to want to read your notes to avoid forgetting your facts. Remember you may use only one side of one note card not larger than
  • 23. Sympathetic Presentation Style Speaker that exemplifies this style: Mr. Rodgers Link to sample video
  • 24. Expressive Presentation Style Speaker that exemplifies this style: Actress Julia Roberts Link to sample video
  • 25. Bold Presentation Style Speaker that exemplifies this style: Nancy Pelosi Link to video speech
  • 26. Technical Presentation Style Speaker that exemplifies this style: 1992 Presidential Candidate Ross Perot Link to sample video