Flip charts are a great tool in presentations because they give your audience something visual, while you speak to them. The better the visual, the more attentive your audience will be. Flip charts can be made up of a number of things. They can be used to emphasize words or topics in your speech. For instance, if your speech is about recycling, you could write down on your flip chart, "WHY RECYCLE?" Then you'd talk about why we recycle. Flip charts can also include charts and graphs that refer to your speech. For instance, if in your speech you decide you want to tell everyone how much recycling is done on earth, you could have a bar graph that shows how much recycling was done each year.
Flip charts are simply an extra boost to your speech. They give your audience something to look at it, rather than just you and if used properly, it can be a great tool in helping you to keep your audience's attention.
2006-06-26 13:10:57
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answered by happybirthday 3
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before the presentation you should have set up your flip chart, so when you are giving your vocal about the topic you can flip over the pages as you approach each topic which has and illustration made out for it, perhaps if you were talking about the rise and fall of company profits and you had a chart drawn or attached to the flip chart to show those variations, etc etc, in any case as above make out the flip chart pages and have them ready in order to flip as you speak about your topics which carry an illustration.
2006-06-26 18:21:55
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answered by Anonymous
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use the flip chart to present the info but don't exactly go word for word mix it up and include examples. Go slowly and make sure the people understand. People who do not understand often will not tell you for fear of looking dumb. Hope that helps a little.
2006-06-26 18:19:12
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answered by John m 2
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Good answers, id just add you can always add small post-its to the side of the chart pages so that you can find what you want quickly and remind you whats there.
I would prepare the chart beforehand (my writing is terrible) and then add comments as you go or, as someone else suggested, get a volunteer to do it.
2006-06-27 03:43:45
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answered by robert m 7
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Give a pen to someone your doin the presentation to and tell them to write the minutes of the meeting.
No your fault if they write it wrong!
2006-06-26 18:24:30
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answered by Anonymous
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Have information on each sheet of paper and make them relevant to your presentation to emphasise!!!
Some people prefer Powerpoint or an overhead projector!!!
2006-06-26 18:19:22
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answered by Forlorn Hope 7
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dont write wonky! Prepare your chart or words, so it does look to up and down, small and big and really childish like writing.
2006-06-26 18:21:09
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answered by lonely as a cloud 6
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Use it to smack the people in the back row round the head because they probably won't be paying attention to you. ;o)
2006-06-26 18:24:33
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answered by badgerbadger 3
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