The document provides tips for making an effective presentation. It discusses including an agenda to structure the presentation, keeping the cover slide simple with the title and presenter's name, using illustrations to emphasize key concepts, and tailoring the introduction to the target audience by including background, aims, benefits and limitations for academic presentations or background and facts for assignments. Examples of introduction, methods and conclusion slides are also provided. The document emphasizes preparing well and using high quality slides to improve presentation skills and reduce nervousness.

1. How to make a good
presentation
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3. hello!
I am Christian David
I want to share my experience with you.
You can find me at @christiandaved

4. : Why should we make a slide presentation?
The aim of making slide presentation
1. To guide you (presenter) in presenting your
abstract/topic
2. To help audience in understanding your presentation

5. 1.
Slide Design
Slide design?

6. Slide design?
4 : 3
Standard
• Suitable with portrait mobile
devices (if you want to try
presentating with your mobile
device.
• Some of devices (e.g phone, tablet)
aspect ratio is 4:3, so 16:9
presentation slides would not fill the
entire screen
16 : 9
Widescreen
• Suitable with presenting with your PC/ Notebook
through a projector.
• Widescreen is actually the standard these days.
• The example of widescreen slide is this slide.
Remember that changing dimensions is almost the same as starting
over, so choose wisely before you start designing your presentation
https://www.ethos3.com/2014/12/169-or-43-aspect-ratio-tips-for-presentations/More tips :
Aspect Ratio /
Dimensions

7. Slide design?
How to make a good slide
Remember that background color affect your audience concentration
and focus, soft or darker color would make your audience eyes more
relax
Slide color
(background)
How to make a good slide
How to make a good slide
How to make a good slide

8. 1. How to make a good slide
2. How to make a good slide
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Slide design?
Remember that font color affect your audience sight, gradient color
may be good, but if too near with the background color audience
wouldn’t see your important information
Font Color

9. 2.
Cover Slide
Let’s start with the cover slide

10. ““Cover slide is very important, to tell the
audience what the main information.”
“Simple is better than to many pictures
on cover. Make audience focus on the
title and to you.”

11. How to make a good
presentation
Example cover
David Christianto Yohanes S. Farm
21121145
Sekolah Tinggi Farmasi Bandung

12. How to make a good
presentation
Example cover
David Christianto Yohanes S. Farm
21121145
Sekolah Tinggi Farmasi Bandung
Main Title
• Use the font that easy to read.
• Use the proper font size! (remember that the size of
title > chapter > content
• The size of this title I used is 48
Writers/Presenter/team
• The size of the name I used
is 48
• If you’re presenting for
academical purpose (e.g in
college for assignment/
thesis presentation) write
down your NPM/SID/USI.
University logo
• Recommended especially for you on the
competition (bring your university name)
• Use PNG’s logo, don’t let the background logo
make your cover design not professional

13. Your audience will listen to you
or read the content, but won’t
do both. - professorillama
Behold.. Before you see the next step …
http://legaltie.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/prezentacija.jpg

14. Bring the attention of your audience over a
key concept using icons or illustrations
- professorillama
http://www.hca.ac.uk/HerefordCollege/media/HerefordCollege/images/courses/univer
sity/ba-illustration/Illustration-BA-1.jpg

15. 3.
Agenda/ Presentation line
To bring someone understand the story, we should make a line

16. Agenda Aim, Content
1. To make presenter and audience easy to remember the plot and the content of presentation
Academical/ Research Proposal/
thesis presentation
1. Introduction (Aim, Benefit,
Limitation)
2. Background
3. Materials and Methods
4. Main Procedure
5. Result & Discussion
6. Conclusion
7. Acknowlegement
8. Referrence
Non-research assignment
presentation
1. Background (History of your
topic, Why you take this topic,
fact of your topic)
2. Theories, Methods, Example
3. Conclusion
4. Acknowledgement
5. Referrence
Remember
Remember the agenda or
presentation line may be
different on some condition,
or maybe your school or
company has the standard
to make a content of
presentation

17. For Example…. Just make it professional by your own style.
introduction Theories Methods Discussion Conclusion
Introduction
Theories
Methods
Discussion
Conclusion
Question session

18. 4.
Introduction?
Backgrounds, Aims, Benefits, Limitations

19. A picture is worth a thousand words
- professorillama
Pict ref: https://s-media-cache-
ak0.pinimg.com/736x/5a/90/4f/5a904ff3d9b53e24c5d73
2ea19dcac7c.jpg
A complex idea can be conveyed with just a single still
image, namely making it possible to absorb large
amounts of data quickly.

20. ““it’s introduction, if it’s an assignment,
just keep in your mind, your friends
(audience) don’t understand the topic.”
“if it’s an proposal/ thesis / Research
report, keep in your mind that the
committee know the basic, so make it
simple but it should be represent your
topic.“

21. Before I explain, just remember that’s the
introduction is depends on the target of your
presentation (asignment or an proposal/
research report)
: So professor, what things I should put in the
introduction?
Academical/ Research Proposal/
thesis presentation
1. Introduction (Background, Aim,
Benefit, Limitation)
Non-research assignment
presentation
1. Background (History of your
topic, Why you take this topic,
fact of your topic)

22. Example
Fact!
• 1 from 3 presenter feel nervous when doing
presentation (professorillama et al., 2016)
• 1 from 5 presenter not preparing his/her
presentation well (Anonymus, 2016)
• 1 from 2 presenter feels not confident of
his/her presentation slide, and his/herself
Introduction
Academical/ Research Proposal/ thesis presentation
Background

23. Example
Problems
• Nervousness makes presenter feel not confident on his/her
presentation.
Aims of the research
• To make presenter make a better presentation slide.
• To reduce nervouseness effect in public speaking.
Limitation
• The effect of making better presentation slide on presentation
quality
Background
Academical/ Research Proposal/ thesis presentation

24. Example
Presentation
• The proffering or giving of something to someone,
especially as part of a formal ceremony (Ref et al.,
2015)
Theories
Academical/ Research Proposal/ thesis presentation

25. Fact!
89,526,124
Public speaker feel nervous in front of the audience

26. Methods
Collect DataSurvey
Analyze and
interpet
data
Mehods
• Place : Bandung &
Indonesia
• Categorized speaker (less-
prepared, prepared non HQ
Slide, Prepared + HQ slide
• By scoring a presentation
• By quesionairre
• Data collected from
February 2016 until
February 2018
• By table and graphs

27. Mehods
And tables to compare data
Nervous A bit nervous Confident
Less Prepared 690 293 17
Prepared non
HQ slide
295 355 350
Prepared + HQ
slide
38 232 730

28. Preparation and HQ Presentation slide increase
confident presentation up to 73% from 1000 speakers
Preparing your presentation and build an amazing
presentation would improve your best perform!
Conclusion
Preparation and HQ Presentation slide Decrease
Nervousness presentation up to 95% from 1000 Nervous
speakers

29. • Mr. Soni Muhsinin, M. Si., Mrs. Rahma Ziska, M. Si., Mrs Shinta
Kusumawardhani, M.Si., as mentor in this research
Acknowledgement

30. • Professorillama et al., 2015 How to make a good presentation,
Indonesia
References

31. So I think that’s all. Thanks for some picture, I put
your credits under the picture
Other professorillama post :
https://professorillama.wordpress.com/

32. thanks!
Any questions?
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