Revving Up Your Presentation Engagement

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Revving Up

Your Presentation Engagement
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Tips For Design, Delivery & Audience Engagement

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What are your attendees going to do during your presentation?

What do you mean?

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Show up. Sit down.
Be quiet. Listen.
Maybe take notes

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Do you believe that your presentation, your voice and your words are going to change attitudes, behaviors & skills?

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How will you help them remember your content back on the job?

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CLO - Nick van Dam
reviewed 355 studies on
learning, education,
& knowledge retention

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Revving Up

Your Presentation Engagement
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How can I increase audience engagement in my presentation?

Question I'm asked the most!

How can I increase my audience's engagement?

My response?

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My response?

  • Increase the relevance.
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My response?

  • Increase the relevance.
  • Increase the relevance of content.
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My response?

  • Increase the relevance.
  • Increase the relevance of content.
  • Increase the relevance of learning experience.
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Oh, and by the way, what type of engagement are we talking about?

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Engagement?

What do we mean when we say
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Faux Camouflaged Engaged Attendees

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Avoiding PIBO & FOMO

Two Types Of Engagement

Psychological Engagement

Psychological Engagement

  • Processing content

Psychological Engagement

  • Processing content
  • Mental activity

Psychological Engagement

  • Processing content
  • Mental activity
  • Thinking about info

Psychological Engagement

  • Connecting new info with experience & knowledge

Psychological Engagement

  • Connecting new info with experience & knowledge
  • May or may not involve behavioral activity

Can't give focus to listening & thinking at same time

Behavioral Engagement

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Behavioral Engagement

  • Physical activity while learning
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Behavioral Engagement

  • Physical activity while learning
  • Some part of the body moving during a learning experience
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Behavioral Engagement

  • Stand Up If...
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Behavioral Engaged Psychologically Tuned Out

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Behavioral Engaged Psychologically Tuned Out

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Behavioral Engaged Psychologically Tuned Out

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Behavioral Engaged Psychologically Tuned Out

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Mentally Tuned In And Physically Inactive

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Mentally Tuned In And Physically Inactive

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Mentally Tuned In And Physically Inactive

When can presentations be void of physical activity
& still be effective for learning?

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Primary goal of a presentation is persuasion

To persuade someone they must be psychologically engaged

When can presentations be void of physical activity
& still be effective for learning?

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When they:

  • Are brief
  • Present factual info logically
  • Target experienced audiences motivated to learn
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Instead, most presentations must allow audiences time to think.

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Instead, most presentations must:

  • Allow audiences time to think!
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Not "Sit & Get"

But "Rest & Digest"

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Activities
To Engage The Brain
Think, Write, Share

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Activities
To Engage The Brain
BrainWriting

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Activities
To Engage The Brain
Peer2Peer Sharing

Ultimately, pair or triad discussions are better than talking head monologues or panel dialogues.

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Learning Design

More important than delivery of information
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Learning Design

  • Focuses on the activities and exercises audience will do during the presentation
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Learning Design

  • Centers on presenter - learner process of a presentation, not the speaker's process
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Learning Design

  • Emphasis on how learner receives & interprets information
  • & how they construct their own meaning of information.
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So what is your audience going to do during your presentation?

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Chunk your content - 10 minute segments

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Create questions, activities, exercises for them to do every 10-20 minutes.

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Learning Design

Is More Critical Than Delivery Of Information
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Move away
from the podium.

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Remove The Panel Table

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Focus on how the audience is going to receive, connect, understand & remember your content

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