A presentation is an opportunity to communicate profitably and visually about your project, development, etc. The skills of creating a presentation can be useful to both the student, and the manager, and the leader of the scientific project. Most often, a presentation is made in PowerPoint. There are a few key points to keep in mind to create an effective presentation.
Instructions
Step 1
Think over the plot of your presentation. If you neglect this rule, and the viewer cannot or does not want to put together the disparate pictures, there will be no benefit from the work you have done. The structure of the presentation should be clear, logical and simple enough. To understand what is required of you, try to recall any film - its plot has a plot, a main part, which includes a climax, and a conclusion.
Step 2
Find the right soundtrack. This moment is very important, as well-chosen melodies can enhance the effect of the displayed images. Pay attention to the soundtrack and musical accompaniment being combined and synchronized. Music can also highlight the key points of the presentation.
Step 3
PowerPoint gives users the ability to choose image-to-image transitions. Disappearing or smoothly passing into each other pictures - the most versatile option for changing frames. The rest of the transitions are more appropriate if the presentation is informal.
Step 4
To make your presentation truly memorable, you need to correctly distribute the most catchy and vivid shots of it. This must be the first image - it will attract attention. Place a few spectacular shots in the main part of the presentation and always in the climax. The last shot should also be conspicuous so that the impression of the performance will remain for a long time.
Step 5
Tailor the content of your presentation to the audience. If your performance is replete with specific terms, the audience will most likely begin to feel bored. The information should be shown in fairly simple but succinct sentences. Do not try to demonstrate education and intelligence in the first place, your goal is to captivate and interest the audience.
Step 6
Try to fit your presentation into 20 minutes. A longer performance will tire most viewers.
