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Key Steps to Creating an Effective Presentation

Get to know your intended audience. When delivering presentations and speeches it is crucial to address an audience using the correct tone and in the correct way.

Consider the preferences and characteristics of your particular audience and keep these in mind when creating your presentations.

Do a little brainstorming. It may be that you have lots to say on a particular subject but you should still keep everything clear and concise. Lectures and presentation speeches should not be confused in this respect.

Draw attention to your speeches key points and include these in your slides. A presentation does not mean you should split a speech into different parts and put these on presentation slides. Rather it is about choosing the most important ideas and emphasizing them by including them in your slide presentation.

Start building your presentation by creating an outline and arrange your slides according to this. Check that your ideas are coherent, consistent, and logical.

Try to think of ways to use images, movie clips, etc. to help illustrate what you are saying. Keep everything relevant rather than distracting your listeners with amusing, pretty, or randomly selected images.

Once complete, your presentation material will need to be proofread. It can also help to run slides a couple of times to check that these work correctly e.g. that effects work as intended, that images appear in the right places, that text is correctly placed, and so on.

Trying delivering your speech while your slides are running. Every element needs to synchronize as you speak i.e. the various elements should not run ahead or behind.

Selecting a Topic

The first essential thing about choosing a topic is to understand your audience, except in a business scenario where presentation topics are often determined by the current needs of an organization or its executives. Because a presentation has the aim of explaining or demonstrating some particular thing to others, it is important to focus on a topic that an audience needs to know about rather than something that appeals personally to you.

However, this principle does not work well when someone is asked to create/deliver a presentation as a school or college assignment. In these cases, you may choose any topic you desire. However, there is one important consideration i.e. it is best to select a topic that relates to your studies or one that you feel passionately about. If you do not, there is a danger your speech/presentation will be unconvincing, lacking in depth, or even boring.

What You Should Do

Summarize your entire presentation at the outset, making clear to your listeners what you will cover and how much time this will take.
Use a darker text on a lighter background. This classic style of color contrast is easier to see than light colored text on a dark background. Indeed, this latter option can cause eyestrain for your audience.
Remember to thank listeners at the end for paying attention to your presentation. In fact, you can include a “Thank you” slide.
Try and make your presentation as creative as possible. Do not confine your creativity, however, to merely selecting the most attractive layout, artwork, or color scheme for your text. While creativity is recommended, it is no substitute for solid content.
If your presentation contains a lot of graphical information or complex tables, use handouts because this gives an audience something to take away at the end. Make sure, however, that handouts are organized in a logical manner and that the information they contain is important, interesting, and relevant.
Use different style effects and colors to emphasize key point and/or ideas. Do not over-use these though i.e. too much italics or bold text, all capital letters, and so on since these are not easy to read or remember.

What You Should not Do

Use a very colorful or overly bright picture as a slide background, particularly if text is to be added. An audience will not be able to read this.
Use too many effects. While you may have fun playing with these, your audience may be distracted by too many transitions, colors, shapes, etc.
Avoid using slides with nothing but text because these can be monotonous. Even when a presentation needs to be formal and full of impressive facts and figures, you can use charts, graphs, diagrams, and so on to add clarity and interest.
Use an excessive mix of color and different font types, and certainly not on a single slide. You are likely to achieve better results by keeping both your content and the visual aspects simple.
Avoid filling slides up with extensive information and/or too many tables because this makes the content less accessible and legible. Use just a few facts and/or figures to emphasize key data and put the rest on handouts.
Avoid filling slides with whole paragraphs. Instead, use bullet points or numbers to highlight main points or paragraph titles. You can then cover these points in more detail while speaking.

Presentation and Speech Writing

In today’s life, making presentations and giving speeches have become a major part of every occupation. Presentation and speech play a key role behind the success of each profession. For example:

A college level student has to make presentation and give speeches to their concerned teachers to obtain good grades.

A corporate employee has to make presentation and give speeches to his/her boss to impress him/her with the work done.

A businessman has to make presentation and give speech to the clients in order to attract them.

Thus, from the above references it is clear how presentation and speech are important for most of the individuals. But giving speech and explaining presentation is secondary process. The primary process is to frame such presentation and speech. But due to hectic life schedule, people don’t get time to prepare their assignments. That is why they make orders at the outside sources.

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