The document provides tips for effective presentation methods, recommending that presentations keep messages simple with 20 words or less, use concrete and credible language to convey the message, and tap into emotions through stories to engage the audience. It also lists references on note taking and rewriting presentations for clarity and impact.

1. Teaching on the Go:
Presentation Methods
Stephen Kinsella
www.stephenkinsella.net

2. Have a message.
Keep it really, really simple.

3. 20
J. Hartley and S. Davies Note Taking: A Critical Review Programmed Learning and Educational Technology Vol. 15 (1), pp. 207–224, 1978

4. Curse of
Knowledge

5. JFK (insert Audio)

6. SUCCESS
1. Simple. Go to moon.
2. Unexpected. Duh.
3. Concrete. Go to moon or don't.
4. Credible. He's the President.
5. Emotional. National pride, etc
6. Stories. Taps them a bit, not much.

7. Rewriting
Presentations