Sample slide to test audio feature

1. SAMPLE SLIDE
SMITH SAINTIL

2. INTRO
• The intro slide is very important for a presentation. It is there that you tell the
audience what your presentation will be about. First impressions of the intro slide
is key because you either win or lose your audience. Once you get them through
the first slide, your job is not over. You must draw their attention with the
content. While the slide content is vital visually, what you’re saying is even more
important. So keep the words and animations simple. You want the attention to
remain on you as the speaker. This will require you to have compelling story,
running theme, strong body language including hand gestures, and a voice that
matches the emotions you want to evoke.

3. CONCLUSION
• The conclusion is make or break. You want to hook the audience with the intro,
reel them in with the story, and win them over with the conclusion. No matter
how well you’re doing, it’s not over until it’s over. Far too many times, speakers
lose steam towards the end and all their hard work amount to nothing. The
audience won’t remember a good performance, only a great one or a poor one.
Try to be a great one. These tips are not a guarantee that’ll you’ll have a great
speech since many other factors are at play but not following them will surely
guarantee that you will not have a great performance.