In dance, drama, or music, a relatively formal production for an audience, sometimes on a stage. The audience may be a small group of peers, or a larger group. Note: In the suggested strategies in this IRP the terms presentation and performance are often used interchangeably. In practice, the teacher, sometimes in consultation with students, will determine the level of formality appropriate to the situation. (See also perform.) In visual arts, presentation opportunities range from the informal display of students' work within the classroom to formal, organized displays for a variety of audiences.
the activity of formally presenting something (as a prize or reward); "she gave the trophy but he made the presentation"
a visual representation of something
formally making a person known to another or to the public
a formal art of speaking in public tips techniques famous speaches humor by Mahavir Mohnot MBA
an occasion when the speaker talks through an idea or proposal with an audience (normally more than two) who, after hearing them, react to the talk
a popular kind of speaking activity in which learners prepare a talk and speak on either a given topic or on the topic of their own choice
a stage show and the audience is very much apart of the whole experience
a talk by one of our presenters about a particular aspect of ordinary people in Tudor Times
An Internet Safety Presentation provides parents, educators, law enforcement, or community members with ways to implement the i-SAFE Program. The intended audience is exposed to the Education and Outreach programs i-SAFE provides and specifically how they can get involved with i-SAFE America.
the sense of performance appropriate to the genre of music; includes rapport and communication with the audience and preparation, appropriate posture, and visual impact
In the normal sense of the word, a presentation is some kind of talk to an audience, possibly enhanced with visual or audio material. A 'presentation package' runs on a computer to assist with the production of illustrative material to be used in a presentation, either in generating such aids as overhead or 35mm transparencies, or increasingly - used at the presentation itself, with the on-screen images viewed directly by the audience.
The visual appearance of the page.
A focused talk, using visual aids, on a given subject to inform, instruct or persuade the audience.
A speech given to one or more people utilizing some sort of visual support.
The second step of the teaching process, which consists of delivering information or demonstrating the skills which make up the lesson. The delivery could be by either the lecture method or demonstration-performance method. In the telling-and-doing technique of flight instruction, this is where the instructor both talks about and performs the procedure.
A presentation is a means of assessment, which requires students to present their work orally in the presence of an audience. There are generally two types of presentation, namely informal and formal presentations. Informal presentations are laid back in that students will not be penalised for mishaps with the overhead projector etc. Formal presentations on the other hand are subject to scrutiny. Students will be required to dress appropriately and make effective use of equipment like the OHP. Presentations can either be undertaken individually or as part of a group.
The act of presenting or showing something in a formal manner.
Presentation is the process of presenting the content of a topic to an audience. Presentation software, such as OpenOffice.org Impress, Apple Keynote or Microsoft Power Point, is often used to generate the presentation content.