Best Communication -- The Ten CommandmentsWe all need to address an audience or a discussion sometime or the other, be it peers or public or the client. For long discussions, it would be better that we follow some standard guidelines, so that the our discussions, lectures or presentations keep the public lively and they don't get to sleep during your speech.
After searching a while in various websites, I am just trying to present a 'Ten Point Scheme' and perhaps we can christen them as Ten Commandments of Effect Public Addressing.
Perhaps, I adapted these points from http://www.nccinc.com/10steps.htm (As usual, thanks to Google.)
Get to know your audience
Know the occasion, agenda or the main theme of the meeting.
Learn about your environment.
Assemble your topic and jot down the points you are considering for discussion.
Interactive Brainstorming
Research and CaseStudies to substantiate your stand.
A Route Note/Draft of What you are going to actually present to the audience.
Transfer the speech content to handnotes or mental notes.
A Mini-Rehearsal
Actual Presentation to the Audience
This blog actually presents only a synopsis of the Ten Commandments of Effective Public Addressing. You may consider visiting the host URL that has been mentioned in the previous paragraphs for a complete explanation.<!--
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Posted at 06:11 pm by Deepak Kumar Vasudevan
Original BlogDrive Post on Friday, November 21, 2003
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