The host plays a vital role in ensuring the success of a presentation. Their responsibilities include:
Before the Presentation
- Preparation and Coordination
- Familiarize yourself with the agenda, presentation topic, and participants.
- Confirm the readiness of the Presenter and Moderator.
- Ensure all technical and logistical arrangements are in place.
During the Presentation
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Facilitating the Flow
- Open the session with introductions and set the tone for the presentation.
- Call the Presenter to start and ensure the presentation stays on track.
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Encouraging Engagement
- Hand over to the Moderator for the Q&A session to allow for audience interaction.
- Encourage active participation and create a welcoming environment.
After the Presentation
- Closing the Session
- Deliver closing remarks, thanking all participants for their contributions.
- Share information about future events and follow-up resources.
Flow of Activities
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Opening and Introductions
- The host introduces themselves, mentioning their name and the role they are playing.
- They introduce the Presenter, mentioning their name, educational qualifications, and their role in the presentation.
- The Moderator is introduced in the same way, highlighting their qualifications and responsibilities in managing the Q&A session.
- The host confirms if the Presenter is ready and invites them to begin the presentation.
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Presentation Session
- First 25 Minutes: The Presenter delivers their presentation, ensuring key points are covered.
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Q&A Session
- Next 25 Minutes: The Moderator facilitates a Q&A session, allowing the audience to ask questions or seek clarifications.
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Closing Remarks
- Final 5 Minutes: The host wraps up the session by:
- Thanking the Presenter, Moderator, and audience for their participation.
- Encouraging attendees to engage in future presentations or events.
- Highlighting any follow-up resources or steps.
- Final 5 Minutes: The host wraps up the session by:
By managing these responsibilities and following the structured flow of activities, the host ensures that the presentation is well-organized, engaging, and impactful for all participants.