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Thanking audience for their time at the end of presentations, their expressions show appreciation.

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Self-deprecating jokes when things go wrong

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No acronyms, move around, interactive activities, give out swag to reward engaging participants, and share personal stories.

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Have student worker tell personal stories and make sure to have snacks

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pop culture references relating to the audience

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Have a call to action at the end

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Start off with an engagement piece or activity before jumping into a presentation

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Sharing my personal student experiences I had at ASU

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Move around the space physically so that you are engaging with them and not putting up barriers

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Temperature checks

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Positive tone

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Know your audience

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Keep things in simple/beginner terms

Talk with and have a conversation, not a lecture

Being personal

Keeping the energy

Read the room

Interactive - ask questions

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Share relevant examples, past students from the HS and their success at ASU

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Eye contact, smiling, be welcome

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Having them repeat information

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Keep the lighting up

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Wear a funny hat

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Try not to sound monotone the entire presentation and use light humor during the presentation to get people's attention.

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Make a personal connection and ask them things that pertain to them

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Adding short interesting videos

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Not hiding behind the podium

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Asking rhetorical questions. Asking about them

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Incentives & swag (stickers, candy, lanyards, drawstring bag)

‘Collaboration presentation’, have the audience read aloud/ present along with you.

Games, activities, kahoots, making references to pop culture or current mainstream media & events and making parallels to their lives & interests

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Examples

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Make it stand out and do something different. Whether that be games, funny images, or just how you speak or present. Be unique

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Ice breaker activities

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Use props

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Pot lock

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Sharing personal stories, games

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Movement

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Ask questions

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Jokes. Lots of jokes. Chandler Bing level over the top sarcasm when describing an event always helps.

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Asking similarity questions with the audience

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Fun slide deck or themes

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Game

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Asking the audience questions. Example: “Raise your hand if you’re a senior”; “Is anyone interested in business?”

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Interactive activities like Kahoots

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Engaging, relevant topics

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Think-pair-share. Give students time to chat with one another before asking them to engage with me.

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Tone of voice

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Tell a story or a joke to relate to your students

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Deck of cards

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Ask questions of the audience, even specific attendees to increase engagement

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Interactive questions

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Games!

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Candy

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Get to know your audience, ask them questions

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Music

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Use student workers to present

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Anecdotes

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Utilize examples that can be relatable to audience

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Getting up and stretching

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Ask them questions throughout the presentation to get a sense of their backgrounds to tailor the presentation as we move through it

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Tell personal stories