• 3 messenger factors
    • verbal
      • words
      • pronunciation
      • enunciation
    • voice
      • pitch
      • rate
      • volume
      • tone
    • nonverbal
      • eyes and face
      • gesture
      • dress and appearance
      • floor space
  • deal with the unexpected
    • boredom
    • disruptive behavior
    • fatigue
    • misunderstanding
    • equipment breakdown
    • time reduction
  • things to do
    • engage with audience: tell a joke or ask a question.
  • rehearsing is literally giving the presentation, complete with gestures and visuals, as though you were giving it to the real audience
    • rehearsing options
      • rehears by yourself to an imaginary audience
      • rehears by speaking to a real practice audience
      • rehears with a video camera so you can see yourself
      • rehearse with real-time feedback technology that enables others to give detailed feedback
  • 3 m's of presentation
    • messenger
    • media
    • message

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