Presentations should have three parts: 1) a visual presentation with graphics and simple slides not meant to be read, 2) an oral presentation where the presenter speaks dynamically without reading slides, and 3) optional handouts for additional information if slides have too much text. The visual presentation should grab attention with bright images and stick to a clear theme.

1. How to make:
Quality Presentations

2. Presentations have
Three Parts:

3. 1. Visual Presentation
2. Oral Presentation
3. Handouts
(additional information)

4. And now, a linked video from a
professional group
A network Link from the CIPLC server

5. Grab their attention with
graphics!

6. Use Bright
Images

7. Remember:
plan it out
stick to a theme
Keep it SIMPLE

8. 2.
Oral Presentation

10. Remember:
do not read the slides
Know your material
Do not read the slides

11. If you want people to listen…
speak dynamically and make it interesting.

12. 3.
Handouts

13. If there is TOO MUCH for one slide,
perhaps a handout is better.

14. If you have too much information, put the
information on a paper handout.
Have plenty of copies.

15. Presentations have
Three Parts:

16. 1. Visual Presentation
2. Oral Presentation
3. Handouts
(additional information)