5 hacks for making your presentations better
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This document provides 5 hacks for making presentations better: 1. Aim to teach the audience something that will help them complete their own tasks. 2. Reduce cognitive load by removing unnecessary text or images that distract from the core message. 3. Use narratives and storytelling, which are easier for audiences to remember than just facts. 4. Create drama by alternating between "what is" and "what could be" to keep audiences engaged. 5. Summarize the main takeaways at the end to reinforce the key lessons and encourage further thinking.
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5 hacks for making your presentations better
- 1. 5 hacks for making your presentations better ! Kristian Luoma, @kluoma
- 2. A KITTEN DIES WHENEVER YOU MAKE A BAD PRESENTATION
- 3. BAD PRESENTATIONS WASTE TIME
- 5. 1 Aim to teach something
- 7. YOUR INTEREST THEIR INTEREST TEACH THIS!
- 8. WASTE OF TIME YOUR INTEREST THEIR INTEREST WASTE OF TIME TEACH THIS!
- 9. 1 Aim to teach something: Focus on what you can teach them & what will enable them to deliver what you need
- 12. BAD GOOD MY SLIDE TITLE! ! •This slide uses bullets for highlighting the points •It has so many bullets •I actually read out loud my bullets too. Because I don’t think you can read •Raise your paw if you’re reading this and not listening to me • This tiny text here is irrelevant, but I’ll just add it - just in case FEW INSPIRING WORDS Page 5 - Kristian Luoma MY LOGO
- 13. BAD GOOD
- 14. 2 Reduce cognitive load: Take away everything that guides attention elsewhere.
- 15. 3 Use narratives
- 16. FACTS 3 mins - takes 2 months to prepare 7 mins - takes 1 months to prepare 60 mins - let’s start!
- 17. “Shorter speeches are harder” Winston Churchill
- 18. 3 Use narratives We remember stories much easier than facts alone. Make up stories and use personas.
- 19. 4 Create drama
- 21. vs
- 23. 4 Create drama: “What is, What could be, What is, What could be, ..” It keeps your audience engaged and listening.
- 25. 1 Aim to teach something 2 Reduce cognitive load 3 Use narratives 4 Create drama 5 Summarize takeaways
- 26. 5 Summarize takeaways: A proper wrap-up highlights what you were teaching and activates.
- 27. +1 Don’t tell everything directly, let people draw conclusions and think.
- 28. My hidden message: All presentations are meant to teach something. Prepare them accordingly.
- 29. Thanks. You can follow me: @kluoma