12-07-2015, 09:02 AM
Those are all excellent tips and I can't think of anything new to add but I would like to clarify one thing quickly.
Transitions. I'm sure this is what was meant here but I just wanted to spell this part out explicitly. Don't show everything in one shot and talk about them one by one. Literally bring each point onto the screen one at a time. Don't make them overly flashy - simple slides, fades, or even instant appearances do just fine - but make sure you can control when new content appears.
(12-07-2015, 08:37 AM)SERIOUSLY THOUGH Wrote: Introduce your points of a slide on the screen one by one, that way you really flesh out what you wanted to say before moving onto the next, rather than hurrying on ahead because you know everyone's skim read the whole slide already.
Transitions. I'm sure this is what was meant here but I just wanted to spell this part out explicitly. Don't show everything in one shot and talk about them one by one. Literally bring each point onto the screen one at a time. Don't make them overly flashy - simple slides, fades, or even instant appearances do just fine - but make sure you can control when new content appears.