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NIT Srinagar to host TEDXPoloView
NIT Srinagar to host TEDXPoloView
TED event in Srinagar Kashmir. ‘TEDXPoloView’ Srinagar, Oct 29: National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar is all set to host the TEDxPoloView event in Kashmir on November 6 and it will be its knowledge partner Around 20 noted personalities from across the globe including J&K are expected to participate in the mega event. TEDxPoloView had announced that the Department of Training and…
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Frame Your Story
There’s no way you can give a good talk unless you have something worth talking about. Conceptualizing and framing what you want to say is the most vital part of preparation.
Find the Perfect Mix of Data and Narrative
We all know that humans are wired to listen to stories, and metaphors abound for the narrative structures that work best to engage people. When I think about compelling presentations, I think about taking an audience on a journey. A successful talk is a little miracle—people see the world differently afterward.
If you frame the talk as a journey, the biggest decisions are figuring out where to start and where to end. To find the right place to start, consider what people in the audience already know about your subject—and how much they care about it. If you assume they have more knowledge or interest than they do, or if you start using jargon or get too technical, you’ll lose them. The most engaging speakers do a superb job of very quickly introducing the topic, explaining why they care so deeply about it, and convincing the audience members that they should, too.
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