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Style of presentation & Overall impression Unit 3 Sem 4

Style of presentation

6 Useful Presentation Styles to Learn From

When selecting your ideal presentation style, be sure to consider which kind of supporting materials or mediums you will utilize to effectively get your point across. Using pre-designed template solutions such as Beautiful.AI’s presentation software can help you to enhance your presentation skills with incredibly designed visual aids. Bear this in mind when deciding which presentation style is ideal for you.  

The Storyteller

An individual that uses the Storyteller type of presenting shares a former anecdote related to their presentation subject to connect with their audience. If you do have a great story to share, then do so, but make sure that it is genuine to have the most impact on your audience.

The Director

A Director is an individual that likes order. They like outlines and slideshows. If this describes you, integrate this into your presentation and plan in advance. It will greatly enhance the message you are trying to convey to your audience.  

The Closer

Sometimes, you will be presenting to a group that doesn’t have time to listen to you. A Closer is someone that gets straight to the point. Every presenter should have a dose of this in them somewhere, which will help them know when to tell an anecdote and when to get to the bottom line to please their audience.  

 

Data Statistician

Data is useful when trying to show trends. Data statisticians are always trying to throw that extra chart into their presentation. If this is you, make sure your graphs and calculations are clean and polished. This will leave a positive impression on your audience.  

Visual Style

Some presenters are visual in that they will use pictures, charts or anything to stimulate their audience’s imagination to enhance the presentation. Make sure you have a healthy balance of text and images when you are this sort of presenter to leave a professional impression that is still a productive use of time for your audience.  

Freeform Style

Freeform is a type of presenter where the individual doesn’t need slides and they focus on short stories about their experiences. This type of presentation is the most useful when the individual has a great deal of experience about their subject matter. Use this presentation style with caution to have the best possible delivery.  

Final Remarks

Knowing which kind of presentation style is ideal for you is very important. At times, it is useful to combine more than one style of presentation to have the most successful impact. Carefully assess what your strengths are and choose presentation aids that enhance your strengths. Once you do so, you will notice a great deal of improvement of your presentation skills along with increased confidence in your abilities.

D Overall Impression

What is overall impression?

The circuit has changed a lot over the past 10 years. It is as connected as it ever was and dance competitions are more like five-star resort experiences compared to what they were half a decade ago (close enough when you’re a broke undergrad haha).

However, go to any dance competition and after the judging results are announced there will be a flurry of differing opinions from audience members, dancers, and even judges as to who should have placed or won. This is a natural reaction and being critical is what progresses the dance community as it allows us all to think independently.

I know I used to do this all the time and still do because being a dance-nerd, I always like to ask why a team placed or won and how. This brings me to the point of differing opinions about dance performances. When we say “Team A should have have placed over Team B”, what we really mean to say is “Based on my overall impression, I believe Team A should have placed over Team B.”

Let’s try to break this theory down to understand what this actually means. On most dance competition rubrics, there are around 10 points or so allocated for overall impression. Overall impression, in general, is defined as what you think overall on a scale of 1-10 a team’s performance was.

In a more deeper sense, it is a function of many factors like choreography, creativity, “X-factors”, and performance factors which can be explicitly quantified by some number. However, the implicit metrics we use to judge the overall impression are derived from our respective dance backgrounds, our dance philosophy, what our definition of creativity and innovation are, and other more personal factors which are hard to quantify. Thus, our overall impression is a function of explicit and implicit factors.

When we say a certain team should have placed over another team, we are purely basing this statement off of our overall impression because that is the go-to metric by which we are able to judge dance heuristically. Overall impression is like rating things like beauty and taste. Overall impression thus can be reduced down to our preferences. Overall impression is about our likes and dislikes. We fall back on overall impression when we have no judging rubric at hand.

However, one cannot judge accurately the placings of a dance competition purely based on overall impression as each dance competition has its own rubric. However, one can argue that there are correlations of certain elements in the rubric with overall impression. For many people in the circuit, choreography is highly correlated with their overall impression. The same can be said with cleanliness, energy, and sync

The point of this article is to differentiate our sentiments during dance competitions and define what these sentiments actually are. There is a lot of disappointment in the results of many dance competitions and everyone has the right to be disappointed. However, if we are able to understand that we are talking about our overall impression and not what the rubric emphasizes, we will have less dispute and disappointment with the results of dance competitions. It’s an obvious observation but one that needs to be made.

Examples of overall impression

Her overall impression is that she came to teaching with 'a very good background to teach'.

From Cambridge English Corpus

Perhaps inevitably, the overall impression given by the book is rather unfocused.

From Cambridge English Corpus

The colors are varied and striking and contribute to the overall impression of exactness in the detail and variety in the general.

From Cambridge English Corpus

Ratings were averaged to create a measure of the overall impression each study member made.

From Cambridge English Corpus

But the overall impression one gets from cross-tabulated tables is that attention strongly determines participation and vice versa.

From Cambridge English Corpus

The overall impression received from the symposium was that the mechanisms used by cells (including bacteria) for genome maintenance are extremely complex.

From Cambridge English Corpus

The selection of topics is idiosyncratic and their compilation under the given title cannot help but convey a misleading overall impression of the field.

 

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