Hello Friends, I have made PPT related to the General Communication Skills .. Please let me know hows it?? Cheers Chiragi
Hi,
The presentation is very good. A lot of hard work has gone in it. But I believe something is still missing.
When ever prepare a presentation you need to brief ur audience in a summarized form, what u r going to speak or present on and what is the objective of it. For e.g. this presentation should have been divided into all 3 aspects of communication- Speaking, Listening, and writing skills. Then PPT's need to be presented on the same lines.
If you want u can still do the same. As communication skills encompass all these aspects.
All the best,
Regards,
Saleena
The presentation is very good. A lot of hard work has gone in it. But I believe something is still missing.
When ever prepare a presentation you need to brief ur audience in a summarized form, what u r going to speak or present on and what is the objective of it. For e.g. this presentation should have been divided into all 3 aspects of communication- Speaking, Listening, and writing skills. Then PPT's need to be presented on the same lines.
If you want u can still do the same. As communication skills encompass all these aspects.
All the best,
Regards,
Saleena
Hi Chiragi,
Nice ppt, however please change the backgroud its looks ghastly.
May be your target audience is new joiners , thats why your ppt is generic and too basic , however try to make it swanky.Its necessary to understand not to use gaudy colors too.Animation and timings can be dangerous once you project this as some LCD's act up and change the colors.
Regards,
Mithun N
Training Incharge
From India, Pune
2Nice ppt, however please change the backgroud its looks ghastly.
May be your target audience is new joiners , thats why your ppt is generic and too basic , however try to make it swanky.Its necessary to understand not to use gaudy colors too.Animation and timings can be dangerous once you project this as some LCD's act up and change the colors.
Regards,
Mithun N
Training Incharge
From India, Pune
Hi Chiragi,
if this ppt is for new employees/ not good at communication, this will work. You should look at some more stuff on Business Communication material. This might not look mature, as most employees are already conversant in English and have gone thru much such training. We want to focus on formal and constructive communication. This is more applicable in case of global and multinational companies.
Hope the above helps.
Best regds
Swati Rajmane
if this ppt is for new employees/ not good at communication, this will work. You should look at some more stuff on Business Communication material. This might not look mature, as most employees are already conversant in English and have gone thru much such training. We want to focus on formal and constructive communication. This is more applicable in case of global and multinational companies.
Hope the above helps.
Best regds
Swati Rajmane
Hi Chiraji,
I really appreciate your effort...Just want to add 1 thing add pictures where the text is atleast readable...but In all its a gud effort.
hey ppl 176 downloads ....atleast appreciate his efforts .
Cheers :)
Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
I really appreciate your effort...Just want to add 1 thing add pictures where the text is atleast readable...but In all its a gud effort.
hey ppl 176 downloads ....atleast appreciate his efforts .
Cheers :)
Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
Dear Chiragi,
A really good effort. However, you would do well to pay attention to what Saleena has said.
Actually, I am tempted to ask how old are you? What is your occupation? And how and where you intend to use this presentation?
Then, it may be possible to give you a candid evaluation.
Communications skills is a very wide subject - no, a very vast topic.
For example, as Corporate Trainer and Management Consultant, I have given some original treatment to this topic covering it from 6 perspectives.
It required intensive and extensive research for many months.
You will appreciate, that for people of my profession it is very important to learn to communicate effectively. It is my experience that how the PPT content is explained and links established is more important than what a PPT slide contains.
Of course, aesthetic presentation, rich content, proper sequencing and structuring, punctuation and grammar are basic attributes of a good presentation. But it has to be supported by excellent delivery replete with examples relevant to the needs and background of the participants.
You have done a good job. Kindly accept my felicitations.
Regards,
Sunil Chandra
URL: piiconsultants.com
email:
From India, Gurgaon
A really good effort. However, you would do well to pay attention to what Saleena has said.
Actually, I am tempted to ask how old are you? What is your occupation? And how and where you intend to use this presentation?
Then, it may be possible to give you a candid evaluation.
Communications skills is a very wide subject - no, a very vast topic.
For example, as Corporate Trainer and Management Consultant, I have given some original treatment to this topic covering it from 6 perspectives.
It required intensive and extensive research for many months.
You will appreciate, that for people of my profession it is very important to learn to communicate effectively. It is my experience that how the PPT content is explained and links established is more important than what a PPT slide contains.
Of course, aesthetic presentation, rich content, proper sequencing and structuring, punctuation and grammar are basic attributes of a good presentation. But it has to be supported by excellent delivery replete with examples relevant to the needs and background of the participants.
You have done a good job. Kindly accept my felicitations.
Regards,
Sunil Chandra
URL: piiconsultants.com
email:
From India, Gurgaon
nice work! :D if i may just add...most people take for granted the power of humor in communication. i've been trying to attach an e-book which offers a fresh approach on communication and training to illustrate my point but i'm currently having technical difficulties. hoping to have some luck later :(
From Philippines, Caloocan
From Philippines, Caloocan
Chriragi, this is very good. i just have one point to add. See below few tips that were posted by one of the members of cite HR (Dont remember her name). I think this should help.
A few tips which will make your PPT slides impressive
1. Not more than six lines per slide
2. Not more than six words per line
3. Not more than three colors for fonts
4. Fonts should be simple
5. Use fonts according to the audience you have (Eg:- Times New Roman for very formal crowd and Comic Sans for college crowd or youngsters)
6. Font size 24 to 28 for central matter, 34 to 40 for titles
7. Slide numbers are compulsory except for the title slide (Reason: if someone wants any clarification they can just mention the slide no. and you can jump to that particular slide)
8. Topic should be mentioned on all slides at the bottom (except for the title slide). It keeps the audience aware of the topic throughout.
9. Do not use lot of animations (It is disturbing to the eyes). Keep it as simple as possible
10. Time settings are risky.
From India, Bangalore
A few tips which will make your PPT slides impressive
1. Not more than six lines per slide
2. Not more than six words per line
3. Not more than three colors for fonts
4. Fonts should be simple
5. Use fonts according to the audience you have (Eg:- Times New Roman for very formal crowd and Comic Sans for college crowd or youngsters)
6. Font size 24 to 28 for central matter, 34 to 40 for titles
7. Slide numbers are compulsory except for the title slide (Reason: if someone wants any clarification they can just mention the slide no. and you can jump to that particular slide)
8. Topic should be mentioned on all slides at the bottom (except for the title slide). It keeps the audience aware of the topic throughout.
9. Do not use lot of animations (It is disturbing to the eyes). Keep it as simple as possible
10. Time settings are risky.
From India, Bangalore
Hi! Chiragi,
It was really nice of you to share the ppt. And i'm quite sure you covered all the points or aspects needed to complete the ppt, a fantastic effort.
But, I think a little sequentialisation of the topics needs to be done. As Saleena has pointed out that the 3 aspects of communication should have been covered pointwise. Though your ppt spells out every point of interest, but isn't it a bit detailed for a ppt.
Anyways, it was a real nice effort on your side. Thanks again for sharing it.
Gaurav
It was really nice of you to share the ppt. And i'm quite sure you covered all the points or aspects needed to complete the ppt, a fantastic effort.
But, I think a little sequentialisation of the topics needs to be done. As Saleena has pointed out that the 3 aspects of communication should have been covered pointwise. Though your ppt spells out every point of interest, but isn't it a bit detailed for a ppt.
Anyways, it was a real nice effort on your side. Thanks again for sharing it.
Gaurav
Hi Chiraji,
Good work, looks like you have done some in-depth study on the subject. But as one of the member pointed out ppt's should be short and sweet and to the point. If this is for a class presentation/ project on Communication then its fine but still the shorter the better. However, if its for executives in a corporate you need to have max 10 slides else you wont be able to hold your audience's attention for long.
Rgds,
Jancy
From India, Mumbai
Good work, looks like you have done some in-depth study on the subject. But as one of the member pointed out ppt's should be short and sweet and to the point. If this is for a class presentation/ project on Communication then its fine but still the shorter the better. However, if its for executives in a corporate you need to have max 10 slides else you wont be able to hold your audience's attention for long.
Rgds,
Jancy
From India, Mumbai
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