CCL+ TIPS FOR A GOODPRESENTATION

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CREATIVITY !

HOW TO MAKE A GOODORAL AND

PRESENTATION?

IDEAS OF SOME AUTHORS

According to Aristotle:

• ACT 1: Beginning

• ACT 2: Middle

• ACT 3: End

1863

STEPS TO FOLLOW

PLANIFICATING• What are the objectives?

• Who is the audience?

• Where is the presentation?

STRUCTURING THE INFORMATION

• Select the info

• Looking for examples

• Distribute the info

of the slides

ILUSTRATING THE PRESENTATION

• Maps

• Graphics

• Images

• Videos

TAKING CARE ABOUT THE EXCESS• Letter styles

• Letter colors

• Animation

• Transition´s effect

ADVICES

CHOOSE A VISUAL FONT

MAKE COLOR CONTRAST

AND ALSO SIZECONTRAST

DIRECT PEOPLE ATTENTION WHERE YOU

WANT

DON´T TURN YOUR BACK TO

THE AUDIENCE

LOOK YOUR AUDIENCE

TO THEIR EYES

KEEP IT

SIMPLE

AVOIDING READING EACH POINT FROM THE SLIDES

QUALITY INFORMATION

ADAPT THE INFORMATION TO THE

AUDIENCE (KIDS, ADULTS…)

AVOID USING GAUDY COLOURS

USE MULTIMEDIA:

VIDEOS AND AUDI S

AVOID NUMERICAL DATA

AVOID CROSSING YOUR

LEGS DURING

YOUR SPEAK

DO NOT SPEAK

LOOKING AT THE

FLOOR OR ROOF

SLOW DOWN YOUR

SPEECH

LEAVE THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGSAT THE END

“Finally, but not less important…”

RELAX YOURSELF

LEAVE TIME FOR

QUESTIONS AT THE END

VOCALICE

TRY TO EXPRESS THE EMOTIONS YOU WANT THE AUDIENCE FEEL

TRY TO INTERACT

WITH THE AUDIENCE

THE END