This document provides tips for presenting a successful presentation in 3 sentences or less: The document outlines how to design an effective presentation by understanding the topic, audience and goals; using clear visual aids and limiting bullet points; and rehearsing multiple times to ensure only three key messages are conveyed. Proper preparation is emphasized as the key to an engaging presentation that achieves its objectives and is memorable for the audience. Visual aids, rehearsal, and focusing on three main points are highlighted as essential presentation skills.

1. How to Present a Presentation Presented by Rahul Sharma Lecturer Computer Department SDM PG Girls College, Mahila Ashram Bhilwara

2. Believe in yourself and your audience will too

3. Presentation preparation Why? What? Who? • Why are you presenting? • What is the presentation about? • Who are you presenting to?

4. Presentation design To design a good presentation you must start with a clear plan and use clear messages. How to design a great presentation...

5. Presentation Topics The problem is that you have too much choice. So how do you choose the right presentation topic?

6. Presentation Ideas Looking for some ideas?

7. Design inspiration from websites and blogs

8. How to structure a presentation Starting a presentation The middle of a presentation The end of the presentation

9. Essential Presentation Skills The Three Presentation Essentials. Use visual aids where you can. Rehearse, rehearse, rehearse. The audience will only remember three messages.

10. 1. Use Visual Aids Remove the bullet points – use pictures instead.

11. How we take in information during a presentation

12. Use visuals (pictures, graphs, tables) whenever you can In a speech you are only using 38% of the communication medium Replace the bullet points How should you use visual aids?

13. Finding a Picture for your Presentation

14. Making the presentation memorable “ A picture is worth a thousand words"

15. Achieving your objectives

16. Ice Breakers Power Point slides designed to get the audience interested - or even better, it can allow some form of audience participation.

17. 2. Rehearsal "If you fail to prepare, you are prepared to fail"

18. Plan to rehearse your presentation out loud at least 4 times. Make sure that one of your rehearsals is in front of a really scary audience - family, friends, partners, colleagues, children. - They will tell you quite plainly where you are going wrong - as well as providing you with the support that you need. How to Rehearse

19. Rehearse against the clock

20. The Five Minute Presentation Advertisers can get a complete story across in less than 30 seconds so five minutes should be fine. "It takes five hours to prepare a five minute presentation"

21. Rehearsal Memorize your script Video or tape record yourself

22. 3. The Rule of Three The audience are likely to remember only three things from your presentation plan in advance what these will be.

23. The Rule of Three There are three parts to your presentation The beginning, the middle and the end. Use lists of three wherever you can in your presentation In Presentations "Less is More" If you have four points to get across - cut one out.

24. Lose the Fear: Get out there and speak.

25. Presentation Hints and Tips Start with a quotation. Write it down Write down your speech, but try not to read from it. If you have written it down - if you dry up, you will be able to pick it back up again.

26. Business presentation tips Why are you presenting? Block out some time in your diary. Reduce bullet points, increase pictures. Rehearsing. “ Selling yourself is a key part of commercial life”

27. Incorporate Humor in your Presentation Appropriate humor relaxes an audience and makes it feel more comfortable with you as the speaker.

28. The other half of a presentation: your audience The importance of good strong starts Reading your audience

29. Effective Presentations Find a "Hook" for your next presentation

30. Thank you