1. TITLE Group Member Names SLIDE 1- – Verbal greeting and introduction is required. Ensure the audience knows who you are – All slides should have a common theme

2. PURPOSE  This slide briefly tells us what you are going to tell us. It is expressed as an infinitive. SLIDE 2- – Clearly state the purpose of your briefing. – If this slide is done right, it can speak for itself. – Don’t read it to the audience.

3. REFERENCES  CNN.com website  www.wikipedia.com  This slide tells us what references you used to put your briefing together

4. OUTLINE  Event 1  Event 2  Summary  Questions  Conclusion  Use the titles of your slides on this slide. This is the outline you will follow for your presentation

5. Event #1 (1 of 3)  Use bullets to key yourself of what you want to discuss with the audience  Keep the same font throughout the entire briefing  Watch for misspelled words Start with the first main point. It should coincide with the first main point you showed in the outline. - Use bullets to highlight. - Don’t overcrowd your slide. Use no more than 5 to 7 lines. - Transition to the next slide. ie. “Now that I’ve told you about... let me show you...

6. Event #1 (2 of 3)  If you have more than one slide under the same topic, number them 1 of 3, 2 of 3, etc.  This slide should contain a table of data for the first event. DistanceTime 101 505 10010 35035 80080

7. Event #1 (3 of 3)  This slide should contain a graph of the data from the first event.

8. Event #2  We are now ready to hear about your second event.  Develop it the same way you did you first.

9. SUMMARY  Event 1  Event 2  (this slide is used for you to recap your presentation, hitting key points, not every single thing you told us)

10. QUESTIONS ?

11. CONCLUSION You can use a famous quote, not so famous quote, or something that sums up your presentation (maybe something you learned or the most important thing you want the audience to walk away with)