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This document provides tips for creating effective presentations. It recommends first understanding the topic thoroughly and mapping out ideas. Consider your target audience and how to engage their attention, using questions, charts or other visuals. Keep presentations simple, respect academic norms if applicable, and avoid overloading slides. Practice presentations with friends or colleagues to get feedback and improve before the final presentation. Referenced books provide additional guidance on public speaking and convincing audiences.
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How to present (en)
- 2. • To explain something. • To pass a message. • To do advertisement of a product or a service.
- 4. 1 • Get informations about the topic , master it. • Make a logic of ideas (mind map).
- 5. 2 • Whom are the target of this exposition. • What’s the thing that let them follow your topic.
- 6. 3 • Try to make a simple one. • Humain are curious, you have to know how to get their attention(use questions , expalainable charts,..). • Respect of norms (in case of academic ).
- 7. 3 • Avoid charging slides, the things that we have to put are: words , phrases (head lines) which help us to explain.
- 8. 4 • Do this between your friends, collegues.
- 9. 5 • After a trial , missing things and errors will appear , feed-backs helps you to improvise questions , modify things .
- 10. • Convaincre en toutes circonstances , Cyril GELY, Editions studyrama. • How to speak in public, Dale CARNEGIE
- 11. I hope that these words will help you to realize good presentations, I wish you good luck