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Technical Presentation Workbook: Winning Strategies for Effective Public Speaking, Third Edition
ISBN:
9780791859575
No. of Pages:
314
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2010
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9 Presenting a Technical Demonstration
Page Count:
15
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Published:2010
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Sullivan, RL, & Wircenski, JL. "Presenting a Technical Demonstration." Technical Presentation Workbook: Winning Strategies for Effective Public Speaking, Third Edition. Ed. Sullivan, RL, & Wircenski, JL. ASME Press, 2010.
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AFTER READING THIS CHAPTER, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:
Select technical demonstration topics
Plan a technical demonstration
Present a technical demonstration
What Is a Technical Demonstration?
The types of presentations discussed so far in this book have been designed primarily to present information, concepts, or facts. From time to time you will be faced with the challenge of presenting a technical demonstration, which is a method of presenting the steps to complete a hands-on task or procedure. For example, you have been asked to demonstrate a new portable exhaust-sampling system. This is not a presentation on the importance of...
What is a technical demonstration?
Planning a technical demonstration
Presenting a technical demonstration
Technical demonstration checklist
Key points to remember
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