Change perceptions. I think, it is focusing on adaptation for opinions, changing perceptions of audience of the topic

Types of Informative Presentations


Good evening, examiner. My name is Husan Sobitov. Let me, explain Types of Informative Presentations. Soo…there are four types of Informative presentations.

The first one is Explanation. If presenter uses understandable language for the audience, all of the audience may interest this presentation or speech. If someone can not understand presenter's some words or language, that the presentation becomes boring for this receiver. And after that he or she may spoil the attention of audience. That's why explanation is important for every presenter.

So next one is Report. When you using this type of informative presentations, you may organize your information around key events, discoveries, or technical data and provide context and illustration for your audience. If some receiver ask you: “Why are sales up (or down)?” or “What is the product leader in your lineup?” and you need to anticipate their perspective and present the key information that relates to your topic.

The third key point is Description. It is focusing on describes and imagines. Describing information requires emphasis on language that is vivid, captures attention, and excites the imagination. Your audience will be drawn to your effective use of color, descriptive language, and visual aids.

The last one is Demonstration. This type is popular between IT-tutors. They often show a process coding and telling the audience important details about each step so that they can imitate, repeat, or do the action themselves.