The document outlines the 3 steps of developing a presentation: 1) planning presentation visuals such as overhead transparencies, electronic slides, or flip charts to create interest, add variety, illustrate difficult concepts, and increase audience understanding; 2) completing the slides and support materials by selecting visual types, verifying the design plan, and using time wisely; 3) giving the presentation, with the presenter and message being the focus, not the visuals, which are meant to support and clarify the presenter's message.

2. Follow these 3 steps of
development process
1) Planning your presentation visual
3) Giving Presentations
Online2) Completing slides and
support materials

3. Visuals improve the quality and impact
of an oral presentation by :
Creating interest
Adding variety
Increasing audience's ability
to absorb information
Ilustrating points that are
difficult to explain
with words
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4. Planning Your Presentation
Visuals
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5. Selecting the Type of Visuals To Use
Overhead
Transparencies
Chalkboards &
Whiteboards
Electronic Slides
Flip Charts
Other visuals
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6. Verifying Your Design Plans
Think through your presentation carefully
Review the plan for each visual
Make sure your presentation is appropriate
for the subject matter
Make design choices
Use your time wisely
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7. You and your message are the
presentations
NOT YOUR VISUAL
Visuals are there
TO HELP SUPPORT AND CLARIFY
WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY!