Tic Tac Talk!

Learning to Talk?

I mean seriously!

Who all are here to learn to "Talk"?

Talking the talk!

Where do we need to give one?

• Colleges
• Job
• Meetups, like this one
• Conference (talk about dreams :D)

Why should you care?

• To share your knowledge with others
• To improve your public speaking
• To be keynote speaker at a conference

Need a Layout?

Wait for it!

• Introduction about the talk and yourself
• Prelogue to your talk, giving brief to your talk
• IceBreaking through jokes, posters, puns, props or memes.
• Elaborate or list the topics to be discussed
• Dive deeper into your talk, generally through What, Why, and how!
• Interact with your audience during your talk
• Conclusion at the end,  with headings like, "What After!"
• Feedback at the end

So what now?

Stand up and Give a lightning session after this talk!

And yes, start with the temptation!

Still stressed?

• Relax and Be confident!
• Be Dynamic and ready to change
• Be concise and elaborate at the same time
• Have cool, but simple slides
• Get your facts right
• Present the topic right way!
• Feedback at the end is very important

Rules of life!

• Be Dynamic Speaker
• Devil's in the detail
• Bullet Two
• Bullet Three

Tips and Tricks

Make an Impact!

• Take a deep breath if you feel nervous.
• Drink water in between to take a pause
• Practice if you feel very nervous
• Be on topic and don't loose your point
• Avoid long discussion during the talk
• Modify according to the audience
• Use Props if needed
• Don't feel bad about the feedbacks
• Introspect your session!
• Use Sli.do to help audience ask questions the easier way or etherpad.

Challenges!

What challenge?

You ask.

Audience!

Ladies and Gentlemen!

• Be involved and attentive
• Ask questions
• Respect the speakers and their feelings
• Don't try to show off or roast the speaker