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Best Practices for Trainers
How to Deliver an Effective Presentation
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Step 1: Understand the 3X3 Writing Process
• Trainers need to fully understand the process
• Prewriting is the first step in a great presentation
• Writing is the next step• Revising is the final step
in the process
(Guffey & Loewy, 2011)
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Prewriting
• Identify your purpose • Choose engaging colors
that are appealing• Create effective
animation • Choose images when
possible over plain text
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Writing
• Always try to illustrate your content creatively
• Blue print slides are a preferred method
• Follow the six steps on the next slide for a great presentation
(Moore, 2010)
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Creating a Multimedia Presentation
Start with text
Select background
Choose images
Create graphics
Add special effects
Include interactive elements
(Guffey & Loewy, 2011)
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Construct Content with Templates
(Guffey & Loewy, 2011)
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Slides must have a Purpose
• Appeal visually to audience• Create memory points• Review key points• Provide transitions• Illustrate ideas• Try to simply a complex concept for audience
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Revising
• Add and delete slides until you are satisfied
• Edit , proof, and edit again for errors
• Always remember to evaluate the content
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Pre-Delivery of Presentation
• Always check and recheck your A/V
• Prepare a backup in case the equipment does not work
• Print a hard copy if feasible just in case you need it
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When you Present
• Address the Audience not the Slides• Do not read the slides, paraphrase• Lighting in the room should be fairly bright• Supplement when possible with other visual
aids
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References
Guffey, M. & Loewy, D. (2011). Business communications: Process and product (7th ed.) Independence, KY: Cengage.
Moore, R. (2010) Writing Matters: A handbook for writing and research. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill
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