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Steps to a Great Presentation

Steps to a Great Presentation Select an appropriate Topic Develop an Outline Follow suggested slide format Follow suggested Do’s and Don'ts

Select a Topic What are my interests? Who is my audience? What is my purpose? What are my resources?

Using an outline creator like: Develop an Outline Using an outline creator like: PowerPoint Word

Develop an Outline An effective presentation must contain: Introduction Objective Main points (no more than 3) Conclusion

Suggested Slide Format Limit the information on each slide to: 1 thought per line 4 X 6 rule Max of 6 words per, 4 lines OR Max of 4 words per line, 6 lines Font size > 36

Suggested Slide Format Use a slide template for consistency Limit ‘bells & whistles’ Limit use of graphics Limit fonts to 2

Presentation Do’s Write a script Limit time 2 to 3 minutes per slide Be prepared to answer questions

Presentation Do’s Look at your audience (not the screen) Rehearse

In Conclusion Select a Topic Develop an Outline Follow suggested slide format Rehearse