Creating and Delivering Effective Powerpoint Presentations
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The document provides tips for creating effective presentations by organizing content, using visuals appropriately, and engaging the audience. It recommends establishing rapport, having a clear structure with one idea per slide, using large readable fonts, selecting meaningful images over clipart, and ending with impact. Presenters are advised to know their content, speak conversationally, maintain eye contact, and avoid directly reading slides as they are not meant as scripts. The goal is to express information through storytelling and active engagement rather than passive impression.
Creating and Delivering Effective Powerpoint Presentations
- 1. kiran budhrani @ gmail. com
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- 5. Have you sat through a BAD presentation? Why was it bad? What do you remember about it?
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- 14. Consecutive bullets can KILL your presentation
- 15. FACE v s PRESENTATION
- 16. Let’s make BETTER presentations
- 17. VISUALIZE
- 18. Visualize what you will say and how you will say it Words + Pictures > Words
- 19. If you don’t have a good picture, don’t put any Select real meaningful images Avoid using clipart 30pt should be your smallest font size
- 20. 1 Idea per slide 2 Fonts at most 3 Matching colors at most 4 -tos Not clipart
- 21. “ “ ORGANIZE
- 22. Establish rapport Greet and state your objective Start interesting Create a smooth slide flow End with a BANG
- 23. Do not copy-paste from books/internet Slidumentation is not acceptable Make your OWN slides
- 24. TELL A STORY
- 25. Be conversational Ask questions Look at your audience
- 26. HELLO! NICE TO SEE YOU! HE HE HE! DID YOU KNOW?
- 27. Know your slides beforehand Talk slowly but clearly
- 28. So DO NOT READ Slides are not notes Make presentations to express Take short breaks to maintain attention
- 30. present to express ( not to impress )
- 33. All this leads to WOW this leads to W W PRESENTATIONS and GOOD GRADES