I think a good way to keep audiences engage is to propose and make an activity- game with the people
Introduction to Public Speaking
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Public speaking 101
Public speaking as rhetoric
The medium of speech
Overview of module 1
How to make your ideas compelling and memorable
The 5-step process to prepare your speech
How to put your ideas together
Establish your key points
Overview of module 2
Illustrating and delivering your ideas
Building the right support
Speech structure and flow
Revising, practicing and remembering your speech
Overview of module 3
Developing great delivery
Build your confidence for public speaking
Get on the right mindset
Unleash the power of your voice
Find your public speaking voice
Develop strong body language
Speech analysis
Overview of module 4
Public Speaking Project
Define your topic
Back up your Ideas
Build the structure of your speech
Find your language
Prepare to close your speech
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Revising, practicing and remembering your speech
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¿Por qué es crucial revisar antes de dar un discurso?
Revisar es un arte esencial que da inicio a la mejora continua de nuestros discursos. Al hacerlo, abrimos diversas puertas que nos permiten perfeccionar nuestra presentación. Pero, ¿qué implica realmente la revisión? Es una oportunidad única de regresar a nuestras ideas, puntos de apoyo, ejemplos ilustrativos y transiciones que hemos desarrollado previamente. Aunque ya hayas creado un borrador, escribir es realmente reescribir. Durante este proceso, puedes añadir anotaciones, comentarios y reordenar tópicos o elementos secuenciales. Pregúntate si el mensaje fluye correctamente para tu audiencia. Este análisis es crucial para asegurar que tu discurso sea convincente y eficaz.
¿Cómo se debe practicar un discurso?
Practicar es el secreto para dominar un discurso. Pero no se trata solo de repetir sin parar; es una cuestión de estrategia. Considera tres elementos clave: la audiencia, la complejidad del tema y el objetivo. Pregúntate a quién estás dirigiendo tu discurso: ¿es gente que conoces o expertos? ¿O personas sin conocimiento previo sobre el tema? Una vez que determines esto, ajusta la cantidad de veces que practicas. Por ejemplo:
- Para temas menos complejos: Practicar de 3 a 4 veces puede ser suficiente.
- Para temas más complejos: Realiza ensayos entre 8 a 10 veces para asegurar un desempeño óptimo.
Recuerda, practicar es el camino hacia la maestría.
¿Qué debes recordar antes de presentar?
El memorizar palabra por palabra un discurso ya no es lo ideal. Esto podría hacer que suenes poco natural o robótico ante tu audiencia. En lugar de ello, memoriza el esquema de tu discurso. Un buen esquema contiene:
- Secuencia de tópicos.
- Afirmaciones y sus ideas de apoyo.
- Conectores y la investigación previa.
Este enfoque te permitirá hablar de manera más conversacional y natural, asegurando que tu mensaje llegue de manera efectiva.
¿Es recomendable revisar la propuesta inicial?
Sí, revisar tu propuesta inicial no solo es aceptable, sino altamente recomendado. Revisitar tus ideas te da la oportunidad de integrar mejoras, añadir comentarios y reorganizar el contenido si es necesario. Considera aplicar la regla de los 10 minutos, una técnica que implica mantener a la audiencia comprometida con una nueva actividad o idea cada diez minutos. Esto asegura que tu audiencia permanezca interesada y receptiva durante toda la presentación. ¡Anímate a mostrar tus ideas y mantener esa motivación en marcha!
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Develop good storytelling skills in order to share a good story.
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If the topic is so complex and the audience can get out of focus, have a good joke or way to integrate the audience again into the topic.
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Make your speech more facts than words.
"The only thing to memorize in your speech is your outline"
One way that I found useful to keep my audience engaged is to tell a story. When you take your audience from a “random” start point to the main idea, your audience doesn’t know how does the “random” start point connects with what you’re about to present.
I think a good game is make some true or false questions about the speech
- Tell a story.
- Share a personal experience.
- Relate to a recent event.
For me, a good way of keeping the audience engaged, is to get them to their emotional side, using rethoric in the speech, and focusing one on one from time to time.
I’ve found that intonation and rhythm are two useful tools to keep the audience engaged. Also, use images that are actually picturing the message you want to deliver. The images could get the audience’s attention, but not to a point of being distracting.
Another way to maintain audience engagement is to offer valuable rewards for expressing interesting opinions or points of view and to promote an environment of active listening and learning.
Another way to keep the public interested is to offer them valuable rewards to keep them motivated.
## Strategically consider the first impression.
## Identify the most relevant and practical information.
## Use easy-to-use tools
## Allow your audience to engage with you.
## What does the public know?
## Tell your own story
A different way to keep audience engaged:
**Emphasize the theme of your talk.** Refer to the theme throughout your speech by repeating the keywords of the theme or by using synonyms.
-Give an actual example related to the topic, like a recent news.
-A recent discovery
-Share a story of your chilhood
Thank you
Another way to keep an audience´s interest is to give small rewards after making some questions and receiving the right answers.
- Modulating the voice
- Sharing interesting facts
- Acting or with body expressions
Keep audience engaged
- Be passionate about the topic
- Have a worked presence and style
- Use powerful argument
When you speak with your heart, put your emotions into your speech your audience will love to hear from your speech. I think also another powerful tool is to engage the public with your speech: invite them to the stage and tell them to give what they think about the topic you´re speaking about.
Also, talk about your anecdotes and personal experiences from you or from someone else.
But the most powerful tool to engage people is to talk from your heart and mean it.
I think something really important to keep our audience engeged is our corporal language, and the intonation of our voice. Playing with our voice and our body in a way that the audience percibe we are feeling the message we are trying to transmit.
I think other way to keep the audience engaged is to try to make the presentation the most dynamic possible
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