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If something happens acknowledge it and wait. Don't just keep talking.

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DO NOT SAY THINGS THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW: EVERYONE Will UNDERSTAND IT

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ASK FOR QUESTIONs AT THE END

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PREPARE (AND rehearse) THE SPEECH, NOT JUST THE PRESENTATION --> Check THE TIME YOU NEED TO DO IT + TRY IT IN FRONT OF SOMEONE

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DO NOT MAKE THE PRESENTATION take TOO MUCH TIME

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DO NOT CHECK THE TIME ON THE WATCH

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BE CLEAR IN WORDS: DO NOT TRY TO BE ENGLISH MOTHERTONGUE IF YOU ARE NOT - try! But don't speak too fast. Keep things simple - and / but / so. Speak spontaneously.

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AVOID putting the "NUMBER OF the SLIDE"

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AVOID SPARKLING (GIFS, GLITTER, ANIMATION)

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-different presentation for different audience
-slides with little text - max. 20 words
-slides have to help the audience follow the topic
-talk not too fast nor too slow
-catch their attention: examples, rhetorical questions
-use short sentences
-look at the audience while talking
-keep to the time limit
-be enthusiastic about the topic
-start with summary/index / outline

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CONCISE SLIDES

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AVOID MUMBLING  ("MM, EHM, AAA, OOO") fillers

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APPROPRIATE
PLOTs/IMAGES

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BE CONCISE

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- not too much time
- good time management
- maybe a break in the middle of the presentation (buffet)
- suitable for the audience
- good knowledge of the language
- good and smart slides
- maybe interactive presentation
- countdown of the presentation
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