Presentation Techniques: From Slide to Speech

Presentation Techniques: From Slide to Speech

“The most anticipated moment of this course has finally arrived, at least for both of us: it's time to see your project. We want to thank you for your company in this journey of creativity and learning! It's time for us to see all the course knowledge in your slideshow. We hope you enjoyed our presentation as much as we enjoyed sharing it with you. We're super excited for it, but before you share it with us, be sure to check out some final tips. Define your goals Know who your target audience is and what problems you intend to solve with this presentation. Is it to sell a service or an idea? Is it a class or a business pitch? What is the main message you want to convey and what attitude would you like your audience to take after your presentation? These questions will guide you in building your project. Build a narrative In the beginning, don't worry about the visuals, focus on putting all the main information you need on the slides. This is done with white slide and black letter. From there, start structuring a narrative that has an emotion curve to make your audience engaged and attentive to the content you need to show. Make it pretty With the content of your presentation ready, it's time to put a nice look that enhances your content and shows even more professionalism in what you are presenting. Use basic art direction tips and unleash your creativity to create a unique presentation. Make a summary or "One-Page" of your presentation People always remember the last few minutes of your presentation the most. Therefore, it is essential that your project, regardless of theme or format, have a summary of one or two slides at the end of the presentation. Also take the opportunity to practice and rehearse how to tell your entire project in a super brief way, that fits in up to 1 minute. Show time Practice makes perfect and here it's time for you to practice your presentation over and over again. Using presentation techniques and tips from face-to-face and online presentations, practice on your own by timing how long it took you to retell the entire project, or find friends, colleagues, and family and invite them to watch your presentation. Having the content mastered will give you the peace of mind that you can confidently deliver when the time comes.

Gather all your images and audio or video links and share your project by clicking the "Create your project" button. Your publication will be part of your portfolio here at Domestika and will be a space for you to showcase your work in the community. Have new ideas, create alternatives, enrich your creativity. Additionally, we invite feedback and comments in the creative community. Take the opportunity to network! Whenever possible, we will also comment on the works and follow what is happening in the forum. To the next!”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project I don't know about you, but for me time has flown by. Hope you enjoyed our presentation as much as we enjoyed sharing it with you. Finally, it was time to see your final project. But before that, We want to thank you for taking this course. Exactly, thank you for listening to us so far, because something you must have realized by now that's how much we like to talk. Yes, but we also love to listen. That's why we make a point of seeing your project with your face and your special touch. Not only us, but all the people of the Forum as well. Share your work there. It's a great pl...”

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Course summary for: Presentation Techniques: From Slide to Speech

• Level: Beginner
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• 1233 students
• 4 units
• 14 lessons (2h 42m)
• 8 downloads

• Category

  Marketing & Business

• Areas

  Communication, Copywriting, Marketing, Presentation Design, Storytelling