Besides tools such as PowerPoint and Keynote, there are many other types of supplemental visuals which can enhance one's speech. These include whiteboards, models, flip charts and handouts. These can be very effective when used appropriately. I can recall a time when I went to hear a speaker and he was using a flip chart. He would draw or write some key words on the large sheets and then flip it over and continue. I thought it was very effective because the audience couldn't see what he had previously written: it made the audience keep up with him on the next ideas he was putting on the flip chart.
Using visual aids can help make the audience react in a more positive way, as well as possibly have the audience understand the presentation better.
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