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Twelve Tips for Creating Effective Presentations Mary Harrington, University of Mississippi Rebecca Carr, AAU Data Exchange Communication is at the core of what institutional research is all about, whether it be data in a fact book or a presentation at professional development venues, such as the upcoming AIR Forum in Chicago.
Tips for Effective PowerPoint Presentations Fonts Use font size no smaller than 24 point. Clearly label each screen. Use a larger font (35-45 points) or different color for the title. Avoid italicized fonts as they are difficult to read quickly. No more than 6-8 words per line For bullet points, use the "6 x 6 Rule."
1. Be neat 2. Avoid trying to cram too much into one slide yDon't be a slave to your slides. 3. Be brief yuse keywords rather than long sentences 4. Avoid covering up slides 5. Use a large font
Effective Communication What do you want to achieve? •Educate and inform •Inspire/interest and persuade •Entertain ... -Make sure presentation is well structured -Arrive and set up early •During presentation: -Memorize opening -Smile, breath deeply, slow down and pause.
TIPS FOR CREATING AN EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION . Your slides should serve rather than control you. You're an excellent presenter; even so, PowerPoint™ can hijack your presentation. You don't want that to happen. With that in mind, here are a few ideas to liberate you to give your best presentation ever. • Minimize the number of slides.
Most managers need to make presentations, whether formal or informal, one-to-one or to a group of people. It is vital that your audience understands the message, but you don't have to be a great orator to achieve this. This Section will look at the skills all of which can be - learned - in making an effective presentation. LEARNING OUTCOMES
facilitating great presentations can be overcome (or at least lessened) with these 10 tips. 1. Keep it simple. Try to keep your presentation straightforward and to the point. Fancy talks, loads of facts and figures and complicated sentences can overwhelm both you and your audience. They will fidget, zone out or go to sleep. If
PowerPoint Tips Microsoft PowerPoint is a tremendous tool for presentations. It is also a tool that is sometimes not used effectively. If you are using PowerPoint, use these tips to enhance your presentation. Use a large font. As a general rule, avoid text smaller than 24 point. Use a clean typeface.
(Brainstorming & Building an Effective Introduction, Body and Conclusion) PREP Model (How to Organize Content and Keep Your Topic Focused) Use of Visual Aids & Word Choice. Practice. Keep Your Audience Engaged Nonverbal Communication (Body Language Dos & Don'ts) Tips for Practicing Your Presentation (And Tips to Improve) Present
Tips for an Effective Presentation Oral presentation skills can be learned by anyone, and will reflect positively on the presenter and the organization she or he represents. The two most important aspects of a good presentation are good preparation and practice. Take the time, not at the last