·        Develop outlines. For each section of the presentation, identify key points to make
·        Focus on clarity. In general simple is better.
·        Plan your time well.  Allow enough time for each speaker  and  for questions at the end.
·        Put background information or data on a separate handout. This will help listeners focus on your key points.
·        Remember your listener’s needs. How long will people be sitting? You may decide to stop and take a break in the presentation at a mid-point.
·        Use visuals. Visual add variety to a presentation. But don’t use too many, and avoid turning down the lights for too long, especially after  lunch.
·        Practice the presentation as a team several times. Each member needs to be familiar with everyone else’s content. Pay attention to transition points. For example, how will a presenter introduce the next speaker.
·        Plan to arrive early and check your equipment. Make sure that video screens and projectors are well-placed,plugged in, and working
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