So, how to make a Ted Talk Presentation? When you want to find a talk of a topic you are interested in, TED Talkse ka ba ea pele e hlahang kelellong ea hau.

Matla a bona a tsoa mehopolong ea pele, e nang le temohisiso, litaba tse molemo le tsebo e khahlang ea nehelano ea libui. Ho bontšitsoe mekhoa e fetang 90,000 ea libui tse fetang 90,000, 'me mohlomong u iphumane u amana le e' ngoe ea tsona.

Whatever the type is, there are some everyday things among TED Talk presenters which you can keep in mind to improve your own performance!

Tafole ea likateng

Sebelisa lipale tsa hau ho etsa hore bamameli ba hau ba amane
Etsa hore bamameli ba hao ba sebetse
Li-slide ke tsa ho thusa, eseng ho khangoa ke metsi
Eba oa mantlha, e be uena
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TED Talks – *Ho ba sebui sa TED ke katleho ea inthanete hona joale, u batla ho e beha ho bio ea hau ea Twitter mme u bone hore na e khahlisa balateli joang?*

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The fastest way to spur an emotional response from the audience is to tell a story of your own experience. The essence of story is its ability to invoke emotions and interaction from the listeners. Therefore by doing this, they can feel related by nature and immediately find your talk more “authentic”, and therefore are willing to listen to more from you.

U ka boela ua kopanya lipale tsa hau puong ea hau ho theha maikutlo a hau holim'a sehlooho le ho hlahisa khang ea hau ka mokhoa o susumetsang. Ntle le bopaki bo thehiloeng lipatlisisong, u ka sebelisa lipale tsa botho e le sesebelisoa se matla sa ho hlahisa nehelano e tšepahalang, e matla.

2. Etsa Hore Bamameli ba Hao ba Sebetse

Ho sa tsotellehe hore na puo ea hao e ka ’na ea thahasellisa hakae, ho ka ’na ha e-ba le linako tseo ka tsona bamameli ba suthelang tlhokomelo ea bona hōle le puo ea hao ka nakoana. Ke ka lebaka leo u tlamehang ho ba le mesebetsi e tla hapa maikutlo a bona le ho etsa hore ba kopanele.

For example, a simple way to do this is to make good questions relevant to your topic, which gets them to think and find an answer. This is a common way that TED speakers use to engage their audience! The questions can be posed immediately or occasionally during the talk. The idea is to get to know their perspectives by having them submit their answers to an online canvas like AhaSlides, moo liphetho li nchafatsoang li phela, 'me u ka itšetleha ka tsona ho buisana ka botebo.

Hape o ka ba kopa ho etsa diketso tse nyane, tse kang ho kwala mahlo a bona mme ba nahane ka mohopolo kapa mohlala o amanang le mohopolo oo o buang ka ona, joalo ka seo Bruce Aylward a se entseng puong ea hae e reng “Kamoo re Tla Emisa Polio Molemong. .”

TED Talks – Watch how the master – Bruce Aylward – draws attention from his audience!

3. Litsela li thusa, eseng ho khangoa ke metsi

Slides accompany most TED Talks, and you would rarely see a TED speaker use more-than-colourful slides full of text or numbers. Instead, they are usually simplified in terms of decoration and content and tend to be in the form of graphs, images or videos. This helps draw the audience’s attention to the content that the speaker is referring to and flatter the idea they are trying to convey. You can make use of it too!

Visualisation is the point here. You can convert text and numbers into charts or graphs and utilise images, videos, and GIFs. Interactive slides can also help you connect with the audience. One reason the audience is distracted is their having no clue about the structure of your talk and feel discouraged to follow until the end. You can solve this with the “Audience Pacing” feature of AhaSlides, moo bamameli ba ka thellang pele le moraoho tseba litaba tsohle tsa li-slide tsa hau 'me u lule u le mothating oa ho itokisetsa leseli la hau le tlang!

4. Be original; be you

This has to do with your presenting style, HOW you convey your ideas, and WHAT you deliver. You can see this clearly in TED Talks, where one speaker’s ideas could be similar to others, but what matters is how they view it from another perspective and develop it in their own way. The audience will not want to listen to an old topic with an old approach that hundreds of others might have chosen. Think about how you can make a difference and add your individuality to your speech to bring valuable content to the audience.

*Sehlooho se le seng, mehopolo e likete, mefuta e likete ea*

It’s not easy to be a master presenter, but practice these 4 tips so often that you can make a big progress in your presentation skills! Let AhaSlides be with you on the way there!

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