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- 4. Prepare Audience Main goal Research, Collect content Think story, have a dramaturgy Structure Lasting impression
- 5. Video, Start 10min sound, joke Dip 0.2 End Remember, the last slide is your legacy • You 0 5 Untitled 3 10 15 20 25 • Audience ( Dramaturgy )
- 6. Practice, Practice, Practice Make notes, memorize Adjust slides Vary the images Time your talking, short Use friends as audience Make an audio recording, webcam
- 7. Present Why are you listning to me? Leave notes, use pointers Stand still, don’t fiddle Look at your audience, all of them Take breaks Ask for questions
- 8. Tools Choose right presentation software Sound, is it on? Setup must be flawless • Sound on mac (shift key) • Sleep mode (Caffeine, control panel) Remote control make sure it works, if not – use arrows
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- 10. ( next slide )
- 11. ( connect )
- 12. ( say hello to your enemies )
- 13. ;-) ( meet your friends )
- 14. 3 Important Who’s your audience? What’s your goal? •Inform (details, knowledge) •Entertain (win, sell) •Both How much time do you have? •After 10min, focus drops
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