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Ronda Harlan provides tips for an effective presentation in 3 bullet point sections: 1) choose a clear topic and simple slide design, 2) use concise words, consistent formatting with 1-2 bullet points per slide, and 3) make the presentation visually appealing with photos or graphics related to the topic.
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- 2. • Select a Topic • Decide on a slide deign that compliments your topic
- 3. • Use simple fonts throughout your presentation • Use clear and concise words • Stick with consistent formatting
- 4. • Do not make sentences out of bullet points • Reveal an idea and then talk about it • Do not list too many bullet points on one page • Stick with one or two bullet points Like the ones listed here Using too many can become distracting o Bullet points help keep the speaker on track Bullet points help the audience to follow along
- 5. • Make sure the presentation is visibly appealing to your audience • Insert photos of graphics that address your topic
- 7. • CREATE HYPERLINKS TO OTHER SITES THAT ADDRESS YOUR TOPIC 5 Rules for Effective Presentations 10 Tips for More Effective Presentations
- 8. • USE SHARED WEBSITES SO YOUR PRESENTATON CAN BE SHARED WITH OTHERS • • • • • • Slide Share Prezi PreZentit Vuvox Zoho Show Slide Rocket
- 9. • KEEP YOUR AUDIENCE ENGAGED BY ASKING THEM QUESTIONS
- 10. • Make sure you audience can see and hear you • Use a laser pointer to stay on track • Thank your audience