How To Design and Deliver and Effective Presentation

By Keilah Roberts

Presentation Design: Rule #1Presentations should have clear

statement of the goal

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Presentation Design: Rule #2

Use High Quality Images

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Presentation Design: Rule #3Do Not overload with text, instead use graphs, pictures or diagrams

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Presentation Design: Rule #4It is ok to leave some blank space on each slide

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Presentation Design: Rule #5

Use dark colored backgrounds

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Presentation Design: Rule #6One idea or thought per slide

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Presentation Design: Rule #7

Choose your font wisely

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Presentation Design: Rule #8

Keep it simple

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Presentation Design: Rule #9

• Be consistent

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Presentation Design: Rule #9

Ensure that your text is readable

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Presentation Design: Rule #10Create a logical flow to your presentation

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Presentation Delivery: Rule #1 - PRACTICE

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Presentation Delivery: Rule # 2

Do not rely on your PowerPoint too much

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Presentation Delivery: Rule #3

Print and pass out handouts

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Presentation Delivery: Rule #4Create a story

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Presentation Delivery: Rule #5

Create an experience with words

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Presentation Delivery: Rule #6

Keep eye contact with your audience

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Presentation Delivery: Rule #7

Excite and Energize your audience

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Presentation Delivery: Rule #8

Be conscious of your tone and volume

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Presentation Delivery: Rule #9

Know your audience

Presentation Delivery: Rule #10

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