PRESENTATION

How to design & deliver

Submitted by :Aashish shindey0213me0810016th semmechanical engineeringSRIST,JBP.

SUBMITTED TO :Lect. Mr. Nilay TiwariMechanical engineeringSRIST,JABALPUR

Under the guidance of

Mr. A K Moitra

Table of contents1.Introduction.2.Three assumptions of multimedia

learning theory.3.Designing presentation.4.Designing powerpoint slide .5.Delivering tips .6.Conclusion .

Three assumptions of multimedia learning theory.

1)DUAL CHANNELS2)LIMITED CAPACITY

3)ACTIVE PROCESSING

LIMITED CAPACITY

Limited capacity

Active

processing

Designing presentation

Start with the end in mind

Plan in “analog mode.”

Good presentations include stories.

It’s all about our audience

Reduce the text on your slides to an absolute minimum.

Do not read the text word for word of the slide.

Written documents are for the expanded details. and will have still far more data and detail

Designing PowerPoint slide

Keep it simple.

Avoid using Microsoft templates

Avoid using PowerPoint Clip Art or other cartoonish line art

Use high-quality graphics including photographs

Use object builds and slide transitions judiciously.

Synchronize your speaking with the builds and transitions.

Use video and audio when appropriate.

Limit your ideas to one main idea per slide.

Delivery Tips

Move away from the podium — connect with your audience

Remember the “B” key.

Use a remote-control device to advance your slides and builds

Make good eye contact.

Take it slowly.

Keep the lights on.

smile

conclusion

Bibliography

www.garrreynolds.comwww.sociablemedia.comwww.edwardtufte.comwww.presentersuniversity.comwww.presentationcoach.com

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