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    The document provides tips for improving presentation skills. It advises to plan thoroughly by knowing the material, topic, and organization. It also recommends preparing properly by addressing technical difficulties and appearing professional. Finally, it suggests focusing on connecting with the audience by engaging them with questions and activities rather than simply dismissing them. The document emphasizes keeping slides concise by limiting elements, arrows, details and points according to the 10-20-30 rule for better audience retention and engagement.

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    The document provides tips for improving presentation skills. It advises to plan thoroughly by knowing the material, topic, and organization. It also recommends preparing properly by addressing technical difficulties and appearing professional. Finally, it suggests focusing on connecting with the audience by engaging them with questions and activities rather than simply dismissing them. The document emphasizes keeping slides concise by limiting elements, arrows, details and points according to the 10-20-30 rule for better audience retention and engagement.

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    Know Your Audience

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    The document provides tips for improving presentation skills. It advises to plan thoroughly by knowing the material, topic, and organization. It also recommends preparing properly by addressing technical difficulties and appearing professional. Finally, it suggests focusing on connecting with the audience by engaging them with questions and activities rather than simply dismissing them. The document emphasizes keeping slides concise by limiting elements, arrows, details and points according to the 10-20-30 rule for better audience retention and engagement.

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    PLAN (CONTENT)

     Unprepared
     Didn’t know the Material
     Topic
     No Topic
     Jargon
     Organization

    PREPARE (DELIVERY)

     Technical difficulties
     Professional
     PPT

    PRESENT (CONNECTION)

     TURNS BACK
     Dismissed questions

    KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE

    PSYCHOGRAPHY

    Simple Danny

    -He walks to work

    -Wears slippers

    -Eats once a day

    DEMOGRAPHY

    Age

    Social Standing

    Gender
    BAD SLIDES

    -Too much elements

    -too much arrows

    -You think your slide is your presentation

    -Too many details

    Kawasaki:

    10 20 30 rule

    -If you have one hour to present, use only 10 slides.

    - you try to limit yourself to the most important points

    -If you have 1 hour, present for 20 minutes for each slides for the sake of the retention of the people.

    -30 points- the smallest font size should be 30 points for it to be readable.

    -If you have someone very old in the audience, divide your smallest font to his age.

    -don’t put a lot of bullet point in your presentation.

    ENGAGE THE AUDIENCE

    -Auditory-People will remember 20%

    -Auditory and Visual- 30%

    -Activity(Engage People)-60%

    PRESENT

    Ignite Presentation- presentation where you have 20 slides which changes in 15 seconds
    ACTIVITY

    -Prepare an ignite presentations (Mostly pictures)

    -20 slides

    -15 seconds

    -For nice pictures: Pixabay

    -PC Link

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