The document provides tips for delivering effective presentations, emphasizing planning, structuring information, and engaging the audience. Key advice includes using visuals judiciously, maintaining eye contact, simplifying the content, and leaving time for questions. Additionally, it discusses the implications of Creative Commons licenses for sharing creative work without relinquishing copyright.

1. CCL+ TIPS FOR A GOOD
PRESENTATION
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2. What’s that?
• An organization that permits you
to share your work and utilize
other works as legal
http://creativecommons.org.au/

3. Who use it?• MUSIC INDUSTRY, SINGER
• BLOGGERS
• YOUTUBERS
• SOYER 14/15
• Photo by Stephen Coles , http://goo.gl/jC2c4x

4. HOW TO CREATE IT?
www.creativecommons.org

5. by Michael Mandiberg and Xtine Burrough http://goo.gl/h8FIO3

6. • With CC you do not give up your
copyright; you still own your work
cc-by-sa
•CC do not replace copyright registration

7. Pros
• "Free Advertising" License – allows others to
do the duplication and re-distribution.
• Preserve the original integrity of the work
• Cannot create any derivative works that you
have no control
• Protects you from people telling any thing
using your work and not paying you for it

8. AGAINST
• You can not cancel a Creative Commons
Licence once given.
• If someone profits from your work, you can’t ask
for compensation or a licence fee.
• Someone can use your work to develop a new
work .
http://goo.gl/ekPGfO

9. The better of CC is..
• Authors allow us to use their CREATIVITY !
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10. HOW TO MAKE A GOOD
ORAL AND
PRESENTATION?
By Luis Bobo Borobia
By Nacho Vegas

11. IDEAS OF SOME
AUTHORS

12. According to Aristotle:
• ACT 1: Beginning
• ACT 2: Middle
• ACT 3: End
By M. Peinado
By Lali Masriera
By Javier
Pedreira

13. 1863 FREYTAG´S PYRAMID
By Darren Barefoot

14. What is What is What is What is
What could be What could be What could be
New bliss
(new norm)

15. STEPS TO
FOLLOW
By Jeremy
Fernsler

16. PLANIFICATING
• What are the objectives?
• Who is the audience?
• Where is the presentation?

17. STRUCTURING THE
INFORMATION
• Select the info
• Looking for examples
• Distribute the info
of the slides

18. ILUSTRATING THE
PRESENTATION
• Maps
• Graphics
• Images
• Videos

19. TAKING CARE
ABOUT THE EXCESS
• Letter styles
• Letter colors
• Animation
• Transition´s effect

20. ADVICES

21. CHOOSE A VISUAL FONT
Make color contrast
and also size
contrast

22. Direct people attention where you
want
Don´t turn your back to
the audience
Look your audience
to their eyes

23. KEEP IT
SIMPLE

24. Avoiding reading each point from the
slides
Quality information
Adapt the information to the audience
(kids, adults…)

25. Avoid using gaudy colours
Use multimedia:
videos and audios
Avoid numerical data

26. Avoid crossing your
legs during
your speak
Do not speak
looking at the
floor or roof
Slow down your
speech

27. Leave the most important things
at the end
“Finally,butnotlessimportant…”
Relax yourself
Leave time for
questions at
the end

28. Vocalice
Try to express the emotions you want the
audience feel
Try to interact
with the audience

29. THE END