This presentation discusses how to effectively give oral presentations. It recommends starting with an introduction that outlines the topic and allows time for questions. The body should teach the audience about the discussion points in an organized manner. Information should be relevant to the topic and easy for the intended audience to understand. Questions from the audience should be answered directly throughout the presentation. The conclusion should summarize the key details and end with a memorable closing statement.

1. Giving oral presentations
Mary Lockett
University of phoenix

2. Introduction
• The second slide should include the idea of
what you wish to discuss and time should be
given for any questions on each slide.

3. The body of the presentation should
include all points of discussion and
teach the audience of what is being
spoken.
• Having a strong stand out opening is
important.

4. information
• When choosing how to include information
one should think of the audience it is speaking
to.
• The information should be pertaining to the
discussion.
• Organized information should be straight
forward.

5. Questions
• Questions should be answered throughout the
slides as asked.
• answers should also be direct and designed to
suit the needs of the audience.

6. Conclusion
• The conclusion should round everything up to
the end and give another brief summery of all
the details.
• The conclusion should list points of the slides.
• Strong closings should have a catch phrase so
people can retain your ideas in their mind.