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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
8 Seconds
average attention span of a human being (1 Second less than a Goldfish)
National Center for Biotechnology Information,
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Set List
- Preparing for your presentation
- Developing your outline
- Designing your slides
- Delivering your presentation
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Preparing for your Presentation
Begin with the end in mind
What do you know about the Audience?
Developing Your OUtline
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Tell Them What You are Going to Tell Them
Start with something to grab their attention, a fun fact , a story,
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Tell Them
Studies range, some say 5-7, some say 3-5, so aim for 4
Tell them What you Told Them
Check In to make sure the points stuck
Recap the main points
Recap the main points
Build in Time for Interaction and Questions
create wecloming environment for questins
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Creating Your Slide
Limit the Amount Of Text
Use High Quality Graphics
BE Consistent in Your Formatting
use appropriate Fonts and Colors
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MINIMIZE Transitions and Animation
DELIVERING An Engaging Presentation
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Verbal Communication
Pitch * Tone * Projection * Rate * Fillers
Voice Projection– Could the audience hear the speaker from the back of the room?
Pitch and Tone– Did the presenter vary their pitch and tone throughout the presentation to better engage the audience?
Rate– Did the presenter speak at a moderate rate of speech or was the content delivered too quickly or too slowly ?
Fillers– Did the presenter minimize the use of verbal fillers such as “like”, “um,” “you know”, etc.
Pitch and Tone– Did the presenter vary their pitch and tone throughout the presentation to better engage the audience?
Rate– Did the presenter speak at a moderate rate of speech or was the content delivered too quickly or too slowly ?
Fillers– Did the presenter minimize the use of verbal fillers such as “like”, “um,” “you know”, etc.
Non-Verbal Communication
body Language * Eye Contact
AUDIENCE Engagement
*Interactive Activities * Checking for Understanding
Practice
AUDIENCE* Mirror* Recording
