How to create a presentation

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How to create a good presentation

Tips & Tricks

Common mistakes to be avoided

Don’t start your talk with apologies about your presentation. Nobody cares!

Don’t copy flashy native speakers.

Avoid acronyms, abbreviations as much as possible.

Don’t try to say too much.

Even if frustrated, do NOT use bad words

Don’t try to speak fast

Body language

Be honest.

Talk to the audience.

Look at the audience. Smile, occasionally

Be confident; try not to be uptight or nervous.

Stories are important

Speak loud and clear

Try to motive the audience by

Take a pause so they can think about your questions or answers

Asking them questions

Try to deliver the message, not just read it

Connect and interact with people listening

Try to keep eye contact with people that listen to you

If you find it boring, imagine how they see it

Your audience is not your enemy

Creating the presentation

Presentation parts

Final part

Be brief

Ask questions about your presentation

Show a slide with what you have done or proved

Give a conclusion

Give a outline slide after chapters and show people what's coming up in your presentation

Focused part of presentation

Again, very important DO NOT OVERKILL

DO NOT just read it, try to explain it

People like numbers, but not only numbers

Keep it simple

Introductory part should be a short presentation about you, the product, or main idea you focus on

Related story to your presentation

"Today we are going to talk about..."

Start off with a joke

Try to present the result first

Stick to the idea

Avoid complicated formulas which may take time to be read or understood

Depending on how much time you have

1 slide / 2 minutes is recommended