PRESENTATION TiP
When designing your slides, the WHITE SPACE is not there to be filled up with content, but to be leveraged to help the audience follow you better.
Thanks Safdar for sharing it.
#presentationcoach#slidedesign#PPTTiPS@PPTTiPS https://t.co/5AndL5nKbX
Want to hook them and keep them engaged throughout your presentation?
Apply this simple structure to your next script and and slides.
Cool stuff Zyon de Jesus 🙌🏼
@ppttips#PptTips https://t.co/mWUh2XcGqv
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If you are in Seattle (or know someone in Seattle that wants to go), come and join us this Saturday, April 22nd from 9am to 4pm, and experience live the 8 speakers with their unique #IdeasWORTHsprea…https://t.co/UURVKJgjog
We're getting ready for the @TEDxUofW 2023 on April 22nd. This year back at the main stage of Kane Hall.
8 speakers. 8 unique "Ideas Worth Spreading".
Tickets under $20 at https://t.co/QxKIsiHq9h. If you're in Seattle, you can't miss it!!
SAVE THE DATE! **April 22**
The TEDx 2023 conference at the University of Washington in Seattle is on the way. This year back a the main stage of Kane Hall.
The TEDxUofW team has selected the 8 speakers for this year's conference; each of them with a…https://t.co/jyTzeQxzVX
"Think like an artist" says @ENGAGEteams, and become more aware and inspired.
Just with this little nugget, I was able crack open a small room I had locked up in my brain. https://t.co/2PhJhN1grk
Hollywood laughed when Ryan Reynolds tried to make an action film.
Until it made $783M.
Here's the story (& his marketing trick that made producers speechless):
Hey presenters/storytellers! You want a good story? Here’s one.
Storytelling at its best, and with a great personal takeaway.
Identify the stages: the Hook, the build up, the obstacle, the twist/punch line/aha moment (the center of the story), the clo…https://t.co/TejzKSBgmy
Talking about HOOKS on your presentations. Main highlights for me:
1.- Talk and set the tone before showing slides
2.- Use the opening slide (waiting slide) on your favor with a message that the audience can consume and think about, instead of the name of…https://t.co/LlptwkMdAT
Do you prefer a presentation starting with “hello, my name is… and today I’ll talk about…” or “here’s what will help you double your sales this quarter”? It’s called The Hook. Try adapting any of these 7 Twitter Hooks tips on your next presentation. And please let us know.
@nativelle_alex I’m with @Emily_Edgeley on this one. You don’t want the audience to read while you talk. It divides (reduces) their focus. If text is needed to amplify your message it should be so short and big that it could be fully decoded by the audience in less than 2 sec.
Presentation hack:
Spend more time thinking about your audience + less about the slides
A few things I do:
• Find out who'll be there
• Plan their journey
• Use stories to keep them engaged
• Start + finish with purpose
Do this every time, + you'll provide tons of value.
Be a better presenter following these basic tips when creating your slides.
My favorite also is #10 You Aren't the Exception. This applies to EVERYBODY out there wanting to make better and engaging slides.
Your slides can make or break your presentation.
Over the past 5 years, I've reviewed over 300 slide decks.
Here are the 10 best tips I can give you to crush your next presentation:
Storytelling is not to deliver your presentation in once-upon-a-time mode. It’s to use engaging elements throughout your script. These 7 storytelling ideas shared by @Emily_Edgeley will spark your own stories for your presentation. As you read them, notice what pops in your mind.
Most presenters at Tech / Security Conferences simply share information.
Don’t be like most presenters! This can be so dry… 😩
Steal these 7 story ideas instead, so you and your message stand out!
Simon Sinek only used a simple flip-chart in his #TEDTalk, spending most of his time on one piece of paper.
I believe this restraint and the simplicity of his visual aids is one of the key reasons his TED Talk has been viewed over 60,000,0000 times.
#PublicSpeaking#TEDTalks