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http://www.ispreview.co.uk/broadband_isdn.php

RF

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Don't cram to much info into 1 slide
AH

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Use your voice effectively
ASL

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Speak Clearly, engaging with your audience in a manner that is informative, but not condescending.

AJL

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As the audience are more likely to concentrate if you start off strongly
ASL

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The B key in PowerPoint will make the screen go blank during a slideshow, perfect if you need to diverge or go off topic

RF

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Always stand to the right from your audience's perspective. So when finish reading a line they always see your face.
AH

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Don't stay in one fixed, static position, move around/closer to the audience in order to interact

RF

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No more than 10 slides.
No more than 20 mins.
No more than 30 size font.
AH

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Make a strong, engaging start

RF

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Body language is crucial for getting your message across the way you intend to.
AH

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Use a dyslexic friendly font
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Clear and concise, with accompanying speech.

AJL

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Questions/Answers

RF

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Use the notes for your presentation, but don't heavily rely on them to the point where you are simply reading off of the page with no effort being made to present to, or engage with your audience

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Only write down key points.
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Confidence

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Audience engagement/ interaction

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Make eye contact with audience members whilst you are talking
ASL

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Show passion and connect with your audience
AH