ccl+ tips good presentation
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CCL+ TIPS FOR A GOOD PRESENTATION
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HOW TO MAKE A GOOD ORAL AND PRESENTATION?
VISUAL
By Luis Bobo Borobia
By Nacho Vegas
IDEAS OF SOME AUTHORS
According to Aristotle:
• ACT 1: Beginning
• ACT 2: Middle
• ACT 3: End
By M. Peinado
By Lali Masriera
By Javier Pedreira
1863 FREYTAG´S PYRAMID
By Darren Barefoot
What is What is What is What is
What could be What could be What could beNew bliss (new norm)
STEPS TO FOLLOW
By Jeremy Fernsler
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 size
contrast
Direct people attention where youwant
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 audios
Avoid numerical data
Avoid crossing your
legs during your speak
Do not speak
looking at the
floor or roof
Slow down yourspeech
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 interactwith the audience
THE END