Love ‘em or hate ‘em, sooner or later, you will need to give a presentation at work or in an offsite meeting.
\r\nWhen you do, you will want it to be great.
\r\nFor lessons on killer presentations, there are no better examples than Steve Jobs and TED Talk presenters.
\r\nHere’s what you can learn from them to present well, create killer content and craft beautiful design.
\r\nRelated Article: The 5 Most Motivating TED Talks
\r\nThe first thing to keep in mind when you are making a presentation is that you are making the presentation.
\r\nThe way you look and act, and the words you say, are every bit as important as what you show on the screen.
\r\nHere’s how to ensure the way you present keeps your audience engaged.
\r\nIf you’re not excited about the topic, your audience won’t be.
\r\nJobs unveiled the iPhone for the first time with a big grin and the statement, “It looks pretty doggone gorgeous.” He was enthusiastic about the product and it showed.
\r\nYour audience has come to hear you speak. They want to hear what you have to say and why you’re excited about it.
\r\nShow them your excitement in the words you use and through your body language.
\r\nTake the time to rehearse your presentation. Know it inside and out, so you can give it without the aid of your slides.
\r\nAs we all know, technical difficulties happen, and if the projector isn’t working, you still need to be able to deliver your presentation.
\r\nTell a joke. Smile. Show your audience that you enjoy speaking to them and they’re more likely to enjoy listening to you.
\r\nCreating content is the part many presenters spend the most time on: getting the right words on their slides.
\r\nWhen it comes to content, less is more. These tips will help your presentation achieve maximum impact with minimum fuss:
\r\nThe essence of your presentation and your message needs to be short and compelling. In today’s wired world, it’s best if it can fit into a tweet.
\r\nJobs did this well in his presentation launching the iPhone, when he declared, “Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone.”
\r\nThe headline “Apple is going to reinvent the phone” was the only text on the slide, and this phrase made its way into thousands of articles and blog posts.
\r\nFor the first three minutes of his iPhone presentation, Steve Jobs used a total of 19 words across 12 slides.
\r\nThat’s an average of less than two words per slide.
\r\nAt TED 2014 in Vancouver, Canada, astronaut Chris Hadfield’s presentation had 35 slides and only five words.
\r\nJobs and Hadfield knew the focus of the presentation should be the presenter, not the slides.
\r\nPunctuate your points with a few keywords on your slides, but don’t make your audience read large paragraphs of text while trying to listen to you.
\r\nThey can’t do both at the same time, and it makes them less likely to remember anything you say.
\r\nSome good tips for reducing the number of words on your slides:
\r\nTry not to read from your slides. The content of your slides is for your audience, not for you.
\r\nRelated Article: The Year in TED: The Most Inspirational TED Talks of 2015
\r\nSometimes business presentations get heavy with statistics. You may have to provide the numbers, but you don’t have to provide them all on one slide.
\r\nTake a cue from Del Harvey, the Vice President of Trust & Safety at Twitter. In her TED talk in 2014, she opened her presentation by saying, “Back in January 2009, we saw more than two million new tweets each day on the platform. January 2014, more than 500 million. We were seeing two million tweets in less than six minutes. That's a 24,900 percent increase.”
\r\nHer slide said: “That’s a 24,900% increase.”
\r\nMost presenters would have put many statistics on one slide. But because Harvey wanted her audience to focus on one statistic, she knew not to clutter the slide with too much data.
\r\nPick the important statistic and stick to one stat, one slide.
\r\nGood design gives a professional, custom look that tells your audience you care about your topic and about their attention. Don’t neglect the important visual aspect of your presentation, and follow these tips for superior presentation design.
\r\nA picture is worth a thousand words, and well-chosen pictures can indeed replace a thousand words in your presentation.
\r\nThe Picture Superiority Effect tells us people recall about 10 percent of content when only they hear or read it.
\r\nBut they remember 65 percent when they hear or read the information and see a picture that complements it.
\r\nThis is why the slides for TED Talks like Hadfield’s emphasize high-quality images over text. When you talk about your topic and show a compelling image to complement it, people will remember far more.
\r\nAvoid distracting transitions or sound effects, which make you look amateur rather than professional.
\r\nFocus more on your message, and less on making it fly across the screen. Also, don’t use clipart, it also looks unprofessional.
\r\nJust because Powerpoint is the most common presentation tool doesn’t mean it’s the only one. There are many other alternatives.
\r\nOne option is Prezi, which is great for non-linear presentations. Some of the benefits of Prezi include:
\r\nOther options include Apple’s Keynote, Haiku Deck, and FlowVella. Don’t limit yourself to PowerPoint when another tool may work better for you.
\r\nIf you follow the above guidelines, you won’t have many words on your slides, but for the words you do have, these are best practices:
\r\nRelated Article: Never Giving Up: 9 Successful Entrepreneurs Who Failed at Least Once
\r\nFollow the lead of Steve Jobs and TED Talk presenters like Chris Hadfield and Del Harvey, by presenting well, creating killer content, and crafting beautiful design, and you’ll be ready for your moment on center stage.
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