1. /// What every presenter should carry
presenters
TOOLBELT

2. /// ever wonder how the
world’s greatest
structures are Built?

3. there are many
hands that go
into Building THEM.

4. carpenters,
architects,
engineers,

5. RESULTING IN many
professionALS BEING
contracted AND...

6. no matter
the scope of
the project,

7. THEY were completed
carpenter
had the
right tools.
Because the

8. should carry tool
Belts of their own.
presenters
and just Like any
good carpenter,

9. presenters
can make a
powerful
impact!
with the
right tools,

10. here are the
10 things
all presenters should have
under their tool Belt.

11. 1.POST-ITS

12. allows you to...
POST-ITS
By starting WITH

13. CONSTRUCT YOUR
FOUNDATION
OF STICKY IDEAS

14. AND PICK THE BEST
ORGANIZE
AND HELPS YOU TO
BUILDING BLOCKS

15. Beginning to end.
OUT YOUR STORY from
so you can lay

16. 2.mac
a

17. mayBe a little Biased,
But we’d Be
lost without them.

18. slides fast
and
efficient.
it makes
creating
your

19. Macs save you time,
and when you have
more time,
you can focus on
polishing your
presentation.

20. oh!and DON’T FORGET IT
ON THE DAY OF YOUR
PRESENTATION!that would Be Bad.

21. 3.keynote

22. BEST TOOLS
One of THE
A PRESENTATION
DESIGNER CAN HAVE.

23. KEYNOTE MAKES
CREATING PRESENTATIONS
SIMPLE and Beautiful.

24. with a Beautiful
presentation
Backing you up,
your audience will Be
even more
impressed.

25. 4.projector

26. to a great presentation.
projector is crucial
and size of the
Knowing the type

27. If you design for the
wrong dimensions,
information may get
cut off.

28. may also need to Be
colors and Brightness
adjusteddepending on the projector.
the

29. Before hand
test the presentation
on the projector
if possible.

30. speakers
5.

31. Depending on how Big
the audience is, it may
Be a good idea to
have speakers.

32. can’t hear you,
and tune you out.
If the audience
they will lose interest

33. This isn’t very
comforting for
the presenter.

34. if THERE ARE
no speakers,
practice speaking
loudly.

35. 6.SMART
phone

36. TO ENGAGE
LIVEWITH YOUR AUDIENCE
CAN BE USED

37. NOT TO ANSWER CALLS,
OR TEXT SOMEONE
BUT...

38. ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
TO PROMOTE

39. and generate interest
That’ll drive traffic
to your presentation,
for a possible round 2.

40. 7.clicker

41. hardhat for
a carpenter.
The clicker for a
presenter is like a

42. ease of mind...
it either offers
protection and

43. or leaves the
speaker nervous and
vulnerable.

44. seamless,
IT’s the
tool that
makes your
presentation
you have
control.
Because

45. Without a reliaBle clicker,
may suffer.
your presentation

46. 8.water
Bottle

47. and they haven’t
even spoken yet.
Before a
Presentation,
many people get
dry mouth,

48. 3 OUT OF 4 people have
puBlic speaking.
fromAnxiety

49. an average presentation
ranges from 4-20 minutes.

50. during can help quench
the palette and
Having a
water Bottle
relax the nerves.

51. 9.
confidence

52. most
important
of all.
Not a physical tool,
But proBaBly the

53. the OUTCOME you want.
your presentation will lack
Without confidence,

54. and memoraBle.
BelievaBle,
your message
is what makes
Confidence

55. The key to
Building confidence?
PRACTICE!

56. 10.handouts

57. When necessary,
make handouts
for your audience.

58. W h y ?

59. BY NOT taking notes.
focus on you,
Handouts allow
the audience to

60. you feel less
nervous.
When YOUR audience is
engagedin your presentation,

61. 1. STICKIES &
SHARPIE
2. MAC
3. KEYNOTE
4. PROJECTOR
5. SPEAKERS
6. IPHONE
7. CLICKER
8. WATER
BOTTLE
9. CONFIDENCE
10.HANDOUTS
recap:

62. RememBer,
rome wasn’t Built
in a day.

63. and neither is Being a
presenter.
great

64. you NOW
KNOW the
tools
necessary
to
BUILD
something
great!

65. solid structure,
to Build a
right tools
just like a carpenter needs the

66. YOU ARE ON YOUR WAY
presentation...
IN YOUR TOOL BELT,
with these
10 tools
TO BUILDING A
great

67. CONSTRUCTED BY
JAIRUS

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