Speakers should show their visual aid before or after their speech, but not during their speech. - FALSE
What exactly are visual aids?
Visual aids can help you improve your presentations by increasing the audience's understanding of your topic, explaining points, making an impact, and creating enthusiasm. Making information visual has become more important.
Visual aids are visual items such as graphs, photographs, video clips, and so on that are used in addition to spoken information. Information should be summarized.
Reduce the number of spoken words by, for example, showing a graph of your results rather than reading them out loud.
Clarify and provide examples.
Ensure that everyone in the audience can see the visual aids during the presentation.
