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This document provides an overview of public speaking and presentations. It introduces Megan Ward and Kate Devlin as the curator and director of TEDxUGA. It then discusses that presentations should focus on being interesting and engaging for audiences rather than boring. It provides tips for effective public speaking, such as having a clear goal to inform, entertain or persuade; focusing on conveying big ideas or stories; seeing the audience as "heroes"; crafting memorable moments; and the importance of practice. Additional resources for public speaking are also mentioned.
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