Programme content design
- introduction of participants and lecturer
- introduction of the programme, motivation of participants
- mapping the current knowledge and skills of the participant group and specific situations from the participants' practice to link to these initial skills
- defining the purpose, objectives and topics of the presentation
- preparation of the presentation, guiding principles for success
- presentation graphics, guiding principles for effective information transfer and internal rules for graphics
- how to prepare the presentation area
- how to start and end the presentation
- movement in space, zones for movement and crossing
- body language, gestures, gaze, hands, movement, eye contact
- use of audiovisual technology for presentation
- how to keep the audience's attention throughout the presentation
- the most common mistakes and problems in presenting and how to avoid them
- analysis of examples from the lecturer's and participants' practice
Objectives of the programme
- be able to determine the purpose and objective of the presentation
- be able to choose the appropriate form, content and scope of the presentation in relation to the objectives, environment and audience
- know why and how to structure a presentation
- know how to prepare persuasive arguments
- know how to adapt the presentation to the type and needs of the audience
- improve the ability to process and analyse the information presented in order to convey information effectively and clearly to the audience
- learn how to prepare the graphic aspect of a given presentation
- practice presentation and communication skills, including non-verbal communication
- know how to prepare for audience questions and practice immediate responses to questions and other suggestions from the audience
Lector: Mgr. Hana Hartošová
Place of location: Faculty of Chemistry, Purkyňova 464/118, 7th floor, room 7.14.
