Presentations, either individual or group, are a common form of assessment activity. You may know your topic a few days in advance or it may be given at shorter notice. An understanding of good presentation structure and style will help you to successfully get through these exercises.
Remember to concentrate equally on content and how you come across - your body language and voice tone can make a huge impact on your presentation. Try to anticipate the needs of your audience and tailor the presentation to them. Essential elements of a good presentation include:
Well defined structure;
Relevant, succinct content;
Appropriate body language, eye contact, voice and pauses;
Use of visual aids if appropraite;
Preparation of answers to likely questions at the end of your presentation;
