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From its verbal and nonverbal aspects to designing your presentation so that your audience can understand it, doing a presentation is an activity rich with interactional resources that presenters should be actively utilising. It might be, however, that presenters are not fully utilising these interactional resources. The aim of this paper is to examine how presenters can use interactional resources to increase displayed engagement with their audience. The key to this is to remove ourselves from an \u201cinformation-giving mindset\u201d and to instead adopt an \u201cinteractive mindset\u201d for presentations. Using findings and key concepts from an approach to natural-occurring interaction called \u201cConversation Analysis\u201d, I focus on one interactional resource -- gaze. I will discuss how gaze is used in both conversations and presentations in regards to engagement and disengagement. I will argue that getting students to think about the interactive nature of a presentation, which is akin to a conversation, is a useful way for developing better presentation skills. It reminds us that presentations are done for our audiences and not done for merely sprouting information. The consequence of this will be increased engagement with the audience and a more successfully delivered presentation. 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