Group Presentations: How to Introduce the Next Speaker in Your Group
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2022
- Do you know there is a framework for introducing the next speaker in group presentations?
Group presentations can be both simple and challenging. This is so that everyone participating can express an idea simultaneously, which sets it apart from other types of presentations.
Many people participate in a group presentation, but sometimes while presenting they tend to omit some crucial steps that every group presentation should have. Because they seem so straightforward and are not difficult to follow, people occasionally completely overlook these procedures. But neglecting them will make your presentation wage and ambiguous, and maybe people will adjust or understand, but using these steps will be more helpful for the audience to follow along.
The framework is called CIIH,
C - Conclude
I - Intrigue
I - Introduce
H - Handover
This framework will not only help you present yourself and your presentation have a professional outlook, but it will also help you save from the blank-out moment on stage.
The next speaker's introduction is crucial because how you introduce them will influence how the audience perceives or anticipates them.
The best part about this structure is that it can be used in all of the closings of a single speaker's presentation, making the presentation appear cohesive when it is used.
Let us know in the comments how you end your presentations, and also like, share and subscribe to our TH-cam channel to grow your public speaking skills.
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