This document summarizes the key points from the book "TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking" by Chris Anderson. It outlines that an amazing presentation consists of interesting content, a cool design, and a memorable delivery. It provides tips for each element, such as having broad and deep insights for content, including eye-catching images and avoiding long sentences for design, and using variations in tone and including stories for delivery. It also identifies the three main mistakes to avoid as moving too much word-for-word text to slides, using all capital letters, and not including relevant images in an artistic arrangement.

1. TED TALKS : The Official TED
Guide to Public Speaking

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3. These slides are just samples.
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4. TED TALKS is a
book guide on
how to deliver a
remarkable
presentation.

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This book is written
by Chris Anderson –
the legendary figure
behind TED Talk. TED
Talk is a media
organization that
posts talks online for
free distribution
under the slogan
"ideas worth
spreading".

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The book outlined various tips to
deliver the stunning session of
presentation, consisting of the 3
element main, which are: interesting
content, cool design presentation,
and memorable presentation
delivery method.

7. Great Content + Great Design + Great
Delivery = AMAZING PRESENTATION

8. Remarkable Content
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Cool Presentation Design
Superb Delivery Skills

9. Great CONTENT.
A brilliant
presentation
always starts
with “wow”
content.

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The key to
creating good
content is actually
simple: your
insight into the
theme of the
presentation is
broad and deep.

11. You really
master the topic
you want to
present; and
able to provide
an interesting
insight to the
audience

12. Presentation content style options:
• Problems and Solutions : the
presentation begins with an
explanation of the problem; then
describe the solution
• Explanation : a presentation
explains a topic in a coherent and
systematic way, covering the key
points of the topic presented

13. Presentation content style options:
• Story telling: the presentation is
delivered through an evocative story
(story); and then convey the lesson
(moral story) of the story.
• Fact-finding : the presentation is
delivered by explaining facts, research
findings and insightful data about a
topic being discussed

14. Presentation content style options:
• Persuasive Style: a presentation
outlining the reasons why an
idea/product is better; and its
advantages and benefits.
• Tips and Tricks : the presentation
conveys a number of applicable tips
and tricks, along with examples of their
application

15. Choose the style of presentation
content that best suits the
purpose of your presentation
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16. Great DESIGN. Content may be good. But
it is not enough, if it's not crafted with
great VISUAL DESIGN

17. BAD Slides = Sentences in slides that are too long
(and too small). There are no charming
illustrations and graphics.

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Slides should be designed with good visual
sensitivity. Every sentence and image in the
slides must be designed artistically.

19. If needed, display attractive images
prominently
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20. When explaining about a restaurant business, for
example, present relevant images

21. When conveying the advantages of a
product, display an attractive image

22. Picture can also be in the form
of infographic and illustration

23. The key : don't
make slides that
are boring.
Always include
eye-catching
images to explain
the content of
your presentation.

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Great DELIVERY.
Presentation is great because of
remarkable delivery method.

25. Great Delivery Formula:
• The intonation of the voice must
reflects confidence and clarity.
• Displays intonation variations to
emphasize important points. So it's
not flat during all sessins of your
presentation.

26. Great Delivery Formula:
• Optimal speaking speed when
delivering presentation material –
not too fast, and not too slow
• Eyes that are proportional to the
audience (eyes don't stare at just
one point monotonously).

27. Great Delivery Formula:
• Interactive body moves (but
also not too many motions, that
can reduce the viewers focus)

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To make delivery
interesting, include
lots of interesting
and relevant stories
to the topic being
discussed. Stories
are proven to stick in
the brain longer,
than just a mere
description of the
concept.

29. Ddon't forget to include
storytelling in each of your
presentations.

30. Great Content + Great Design +
Great Delivery =
AMAZING PRESENTATION.

31. 3 Fatal Mistakes in Making
Presentation Slides

32. "...using PowerPoint is like putting an AK-47 on a
table: we can do really bad things with this tool."
Peter Norvig, Google Research Director.

33. Ugly Presentation
MAKE Viewers Sleepy

34. Error #1 : Move word
to powerpoint.

35. Bad sample of
presentation slides

36. The solution:
just write
key points of
your presentation.

37. Write only the main points that you want to
convey. Avoid displaying too long sentences
(and boring) on a slide.

38. MISTAKE #2 :
ALL WRITINGS USE
CAPITAL LETTERS.

39. Because long sentences that all use
CAPITAL LETTERS prove to be difficult
to read.

40. In digital mediums such as
computer screens, typefaces
such as Arial and Calibri are
easier to read than
Times New Roman.

41. Error #3 : Display image that is ugly
and arranged haphazardly.

42. Examples of Bad Presentation Slides

43. A More Interesting
Presentation Design

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Presentation Design

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Presentation Design

46. To make the slides more artistic, we need
put the image (image) that is relevant
and artistic.

47. Good pictures can support the
content of the presentation

48. As a recap, the three fatal mistakes
that we should avoid when we want to
make presentation slides :
1. Move word text to slides
2. ALL TEXT USE CAPITAL LETTERS
3. Don't have a good image design

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