The document provides guidelines for creating an effective presentation. It recommends including a general idea, related data, and possible references. For an effective presentation, it advises keeping the presentation short with short slides and summaries only. Charts and graphs are recommended to engage the audience visually rather than through heavy reading. Proper preparation is important along with keeping language simple, shifting pace, adding humor, and avoiding being stale or overloading the audience with too much data.

1. By
Rifat Urmil

2. Topics that I will stutter about
• 1) Theorycrafting
• 2) The Do’s
• 3) The Don’ts

3. A brief expression of
information about ideas , topics or subjects to
public or to a group of people is known as a
presentation.
• They must include –
1) General Idea
2) Related Data
3) Possible links and references for further
studying

4. The Do’s
Keep It Short
• Short Slides
• Avoid Wall Of Texts
• Summaries Only

5. Epic
Charts
and
Graphs
• Less Reading, More Watching
• People Like Charts, Feed them

6. Preparation
• Don’t look stoned
• Have speech ready
• Take your time
• Don’t rush on the due date

7. Additional Hierarchy
• Keep your words simple
• Talk as the audience wants
• Shift the pace periodically
• Add reference link
• Add related jokes or humor

8. The Don’ts
• Avoid being a stale
• Don’t overload with too much data

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