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Question: How do you load a powerpoint presentation to face book? I'm trying to help my brother upload a power point presentation I made for my brother to his face book account.
How do I do that?
Answer: There are many ways could help you. Try to view the article, it supplies 5 ways to put your PowerPoint presentation on Web.
http://www.classroom20.com/profiles/blog…
Question: What would cause a face presentation in delivery ? How rare is this ?
Answer: Bad posture, slouching, shape of uterus.
Epidurals, monitoring and being confined to bed.
Lack of education.
Sheer bad luck.
Not half as rare as it would be if women were educated at to how to prevent it, and doctors were educated on how best to tackle it. (http://www.spinningbabies.com)
Question: Drawing leprosy on face for presentation? I am not actually going to draw leprosy on my face but I need ideas that could help me show what leprosy looks like. What can I put on my face or body?
Answer: Silly Putty...It's fleshly looking and would present the idea of a sore which is pretty much what leprosy looked like. I just do not know how well it will stick if you are moving around.
Question: I have to make a presentation and my face turns red? I have to do a three paragraph speech in front of 21 people and my face turns brick red. Is their anything that will help prevent my whole face from turning red? I am really nervous: I don't get enough sleep, and i just have never felt this nervous!
PLEASE HELP!
I think it's genetic, and I just want to know what will take down the redness (both of my parents have red faces)
Answer: I FEEL FOR YOU! I used to get this as a kid... don't anymore... okay, VISUALIZE yourself as CALM and at PEACE..... zero in on one person in crowd who you feel comfy with.... and SEE YOURSELF AS CALM and NOT RED..... focus on the content of your talk and NOT on yourself..... I pray for God's peace and confidence for you, friend.......... report back, please!!
Question: I'm doing a presentation on the book Twilight, and I wonder where i could find face glitter or color contacts? Can you give me names of stores to buy it? I don't like to buy things online. Thanks in advance.
Oh yea! im from the United States, but we hav a clairs here too anyway.
Answer: You didn't say which country you come from?
Well, contacts come from opticians, of course. And face glitter can be gotten from dollar/pound shops really cheap. Supermarkets. Make up shhops. Just go around your local town centre, check out the shops and see. :D
Question: how to face paper presentation and which points i remember?
Answer: Dont imagine people naked trust me!
Ok so make sure you have eye contact with the audience but dont constantly look up and down. Act confident, have good posture! Speak as clearly as you can and make sure you have alot of expression in your voice. If you stuff up, dont worry, just dont get all flustered and lose your place!
GOOD LUCK ;-)
Question: How do you get ready for a presentation? I get really nervous before and during presentations. My face gets all red and my voice starts shaking. I just can't help it. What are some good tips?
Answer: I give a lot of presentations, and I sit through a lot too.
To relax, right before I go on stage I put myself mentally in the shoes of the audience members.
Truth is, most of them would be rather somewhere else, doing something else. That's the sad reality.
But use that as your motivation. Don't think you need to deliver an A1 presentation that will blow them away, etc. You will just get too nervous.
Simply relax and present to them like you would prefer to be presented to. Not boring or nervous looking.
And if you can really get into the 'mind' of your audience, use it to your advantage to connect with them before you get started. If its sunny outside, and your audience is stuck inside, make a quick reference to that as you introduce yourself. Don't be scared to make them laugh.
It's a lot easier to win an audience with a little joke before you get started, than with perfect content and delivery for your entire presentation.
Question: What are the challenges that you personally face in presentations?
Answer: Usually for me, it is just getting over that first hump of building up the courage to give an informative presentation and hopefully try not to sound like a total imbecile. Usually after the first initial jitters I am ok, once I realize that my audience is not going to eat me alive.
Question: I have to do a presentation in school in 2 weeks and i get nervouse and my face gets red.? Everytime i get infromt of ppl to do a presentation and its annoying how can i not get nervouse and i hate how ppl se my red face?
Answer: For me, first I know what I am talking about when I do a presentation. I study it, practice it, and KNOW it. Next, when I get up there I make sure to make eye contact with people before the presentation begins, at the earliest point. Say hello, introduce yourself. But the most important for me is talking to them like I know them. (That's where the hi's come in at.) I talk to them, nod my head at specific people when looking for participation. But talk directly to the audience like you are talking to friends about something important.
Question: Presentation eve tonight... how do i stop my face looking like a tomato!!!? my face goes really red whenever i stand up in front of people :S i dont have any make up that would help. Would bronzer help?? If not is there any calming things i can do to stop it from going red also how do you keep your hands from sweating :P
Answer: You have to face that fear - I know it is not easy at all! At all! Try to be confident on your presentation.... Choose a nice outfit - confortable and that doesn't make you think about it - the same for the shoes - and go for it!.
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