This document provides tips for creating effective presentations. It recommends including interesting and audience-tailored content, clear organization with some bullet points, and relevant visuals and animations. The presentation should provide more information than what is shown on screen and connect with the audience. Presenters should practice their presentation and include humor if possible. Additional tips include getting to the point simply, relating ideas to graphics and the audience, using transitions to clarify information, defining a beginning-to-end path, and applying principles of contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity to design.

2. Interesting Content
Content Tailored to the specific audience
Clear and Simple Organization
Few Bullet Points
Relevant visuals
Animations that enhances content, not distracts
Information in the talk is more than what is shown on the
screen
• Connection to the audience, the feeling of conversation
• Practice the Presentation
• Humor is great if possible.
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meilleur des mondes possibles

4.  SmartArt
 Circular
Bending
Process

5. • Clarity
• Get to the Point. Simplify, Specific
• Relevance
• Relate ideas to graphics, and audience alike
• Animation
• Use transitions to clarify your information
• Plot
• Define a path…Beginning to End.

6. • Contrast
– Contrast creates interest and focal points.
• Repetition
– Repeat some aspect of the design through the entire
presentation
• Alignment
– Every item should have at least one edge connected to
something else on the page
• Proximity
– Group related items together…Information Groups

7. • Contrast
– Contrast creates interest and focal points.
• Repetition
– Repeat some aspect of the design through the entire
presentation
• Alignment
– Every item should have at least one edge connected to
something else on the page
• Proximity
– Group related items together…Information Groups