Week14 presentations
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The document provides tips for preparing and delivering a final presentation. It recommends focusing on the problem or need being addressed, the proposed solution, the target market, competitors, business model, funding requirements, and team. For the slides, it advises using simple designs with minimal text in 30-point size or larger, avoiding long paragraphs and overuse of images, colors, animations, or backgrounds. It also suggests making eye contact, speaking clearly, using body language, and inviting the audience during the presentation.
Week14 presentations
- 1. Final presentation Photo by Steve Snodgrass (CC BY 2.0)
- 2. Prepare it. Focus on what matters. Passion and self-confidence. Rehearse, rehearse and rehearse.
- 3. Contents Problem/need/pain Solution The market Competitors Business Model. CLTV and CoCA Money: How much and what for? Team Facts
- 4. General recommendations (slides) AVOID CAPITAL LETTERS.
- 5. General recommendations (slides) AVOID CAPITAL LETTERS. Avoid long paragraphs. Slides should include only the most important ideas. What is not in the slide can be explained and/or extended by the speaker. If you include long paragraphs your audience will read the text rather than listen to you.
- 6. General recommendations (slides) AVOID CAPITAL LETTERS. Avoid long paragraphs… Be careful with text colors and animations.careful colors
- 7. General recommendations (slides) AVOID CAPITAL LETTERS. Avoid long paragraphs… Be careful with text colors and animations. As well as with background color
- 8. General recommendations (slides) AVOID CAPITAL LETTERS. Avoid long paragraphs… Be careful with colors and animations. As well as with background color Minimum text size: 30.
- 10. Images Do not abuse of images. Be careful with licenses. Images with no restrictions (public domain) or images with CC license (try ).
- 11. General recommendations (pitch) Eye-contact. Turn your back on the audience. Read. Speak clearly. Body language. Look enthusiastic. Invite your audience.
- 12. Some questions When? Tuesday January 12. How long? 10 min presentation +Q&A. Who? You decide. Visual aids: Only those uploaded by due date (11th Jan). Pdf file is highly recommended.
- 13. Good luck! Photo by Luis Pérez (CC BY 2.0)