This document provides tips for creating effective presentations, noting that presentations should be informative, engage audiences visually and verbally, and relax presenters. It emphasizes keeping presentations simple with clear images, catchphrases instead of sentences, engaging the audience, and using humor. Above all, presenters should practice and feel free to adapt typical rules as needed.

1. A Presentation about…
Presentations!
How to make the best.
(A WORK INSPIRED BY A FEW OTHERS)

2. The real importance of presentations. Why do
we make them?
 Presentations are informative.
 They make speeches less boring.
 Images and words stimulate the brain to think better then
words alone.
 And…
 PRESENTATIONS ARE JUST PLAIN, AWESOME BECAUSE:

 AND

3. Then why do some of us avoid them so
much?

4. But we need not worry… because
presentations are easy when we:
 Relax
 Breath
 Smile
 Take it easy and practice, practice practice!!!

5. Less words more pictures!!!
 Make sure pictures are easy to look at.
 If you must, use easily interpretable diagrams
 Catch phrases, not sentences.

6. Audience is king.
 Stay in-snyc with your audience.
 Make one point per slide.
 Use language that they will surely understand.
 Engage them. Ask questions. Make jokes.

7. When in doubt?
 Do not panic!
 Feel free to bend the rules with reason.
 A broken rule is better then a broken vase!

8. Remove unnecessary information!

9. This is what the famous people say about
presentation:

10. Don’t Forget the most important
element… humour!

11. Most importantly:

12.  AND FOR ALL YOUR PRESENTATIONS…

13. References
 Ned Potter, The 4 Most Important PowerPoint Rules for Successful Presentations,
22 October 2014.
 Sameer Mathur, The Art of Presentation, 18 May 2015.
 Eugene Chang, 7 Tips to Beautiful PowerPoint, 25 January 2013.