Interpretive Talk & Presentation Technique

 Hello everyone! so this pages I would like to share about Interpretive Talk & Presentation Technique which I hope that this going to help we to gain our knowledge together and future. 

Let's we understand what is interpretation ?\

Definition:-

A communication process that forges emotional and intellectual connections between the interests of the audience and the meanings inherent to the resource. 

The effective interpretive presentation is:-

 - Successful as a catalyst an creating opportunity for the audience to form their own intellectual and emotional connections with meaning/significance. 

- Appropriate for the audience and provides a clear focus for their connection with the resource by demonstrating the cohesive development of relevant idea and ideas, rather than relying primarily on recital of a chronological narrative or series of related facts. 

 

TILDEN'S PRINCIPLE OF INTERPRETATION

Relate: Example: Sentul fruit is like a tennis ball. 

Reveal: A secret is provocation but do not secretive until the end. 

Provoke: Makes the audience curious with question, secret or mystery or something that able to attract their attention.

Whole: Tell the whole story.

Art: Images, colours, sounds, voice, touch, models etc. 

Children's: Children's stories can be accepted by adults, but nor otherwise.

Interpretation Theme

1. What theme?

- The whole idea is described in a single sentence

2. Good Theme

- Can connect objects/places (tangibles) with the intent/ideas/emotions (intangibles)

For example:-

1. SIKAPAHLA innovation (tangibles) can avoid junk floating (intangibles)
2. Muafakat (tangibles) membawa berkat (intangibles)
3. KFC (tangibles): finger linkin' good 

3. Avoiding audience to say "SO WHAT?"

Good Interpretation theme ..

1. Not only

- Specific, simple and compact 
- Communicate ideas/complete information
- Uncovering the main purpose of presentation
- Contains only 1 key information

2. Should also 

- Has a story
- Use active language 
- Answer "SO WHAT?" question 
- Provokes and attentions getters 
- Convey positive information

Oral Interpretation

Example:

- Guided walk (interpretasi rentis)
- Costumed interpretation 
- Storytelling 
- Slide talk 
- Puppetry 
- Video
- Using live animal 

Techniques 

- Humor
- Question - Do you know? 

Interpretive Communication Structure 

1. Pow - Attract the audience attention with provocation start
2. Body -  Give example of the message (relate)
3. Bridge - Give the answer to the last provocation (reveal). What was that said? What does it mean?
4. Conclusion - Give a conclusion to the presentation that was made - there must be a "call for action"- Give the answer to the a question "SO WHAT?"

Interpretive communication plan 

1. Identify the audience - background, ability, culture, social level etc. (Make sure the messages are relevant and meaningful to the audience)

2. Theme - Unique and interesting

3. Objective assessment - In a format that can be evaluated 

4. Preparation area - Location, period, group size 

5. Programme guidelines - The structure, the introduction of the topic, outline, conclusion

Interpretive Communication Method 

1. Preparation stage - Came early, dressed, always ready and in confidence 

2. The first moment - The first 30 seconds are the most critical to create a friendly atmosphere, avoid any obstacles, smiles, eye-contact, casual, not too formal

3. Start the communication - Do not cram, do not hide the notes, body language, use humor, questions and tools to create the mood

4. Voice - Clear, intonation, pause, emphasis on narrative situation "warn if something important will happen" 

Interpretive Communication Tips

1. Body Language - Mimic face, feeling, walking with reason, avoid shaking or hiding hands/legs 

2. Active Verbs - Avoid "fillers" (eeemmmm, eerrr, apa?) sentence repetition, apologise 

3. Probs and aids - Something interesting but you can control it 

4. Humor - Must be relevant, easily caught, not offend, do not make the audience as a joke - if you need, make yourself a target

5. Questioning - Focus/process/evaluative/rhetorical 

Questioning 

1. Focus Questions -  Basic: Who? What? Where?/What do you know about warming 

2. Process Questions - Audience need to give a wide answer and think / What does it mean? 

3. Evaluative Questions - Audience's view and opinion, give them to judge and make an evaluation / Why do human always think that? 

4. Rhetoric Questions - No need answers from the audience, let them think what is the answers / if global warming is happening, what will happen to mankind? 

APPLY INTERPRETIVE PRESENTATION TOOL FOR DIFFERENT AUDIENCE AND RESOUCES 

1, Interpretive slide talk

2. Storytelling

3. Guide Interpretation 

4. Non-verbal interpretation