Some speakers hide behind presentation media, focusing attention on their <u>aids</u> rather than on the audience.
What are presentation aids?
Presentation aids are resources that a speaker employs in addition to spoken words and delivery to improve the message given to the audience.
The most common presentation aids used by presenters are visual aids such as photographs, diagrams, charts and graphs, maps, and so on. Musical samples, audio voice snippets, and sound effects are examples of audible assistance.
As olfactory (sense of smell) or gustatory (sense of taste) aids, a speaker may also employ fragrance or food samples. Finally, presenting aids can be three-dimensional objects, animals, or people that change over time, such as in a how-to demonstration.
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