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allow the audience to look at the data before you start talking about it

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use graphs to show trends and tables to show figures

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talk about the most important/specific parts

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talk about the most important/specific parts

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summarise the data rather than talking about every part of it

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make it clear what part of the data you are talking about

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make it clear what part of the data you are talking about

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Don't read off cue cards. keep looking up

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Don't read off cue cards. keep looking up

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dont look bored, look interested in what your presenting

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dont look bored, look interested in what your presenting

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engage/interact with your audience

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look just over the heads of your audience to avoid getting nervous and thinking too much about them

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be expressive but not overly otherwise people will stare at you 

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be expressive but not overly otherwise people will stare at you 

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To inform someone about something you need to tell them about.

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To inform someone about something you need to tell them about.

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down sway/ fiddle with clothing, and face the audience. If you do it will take the attention away from your presentation 

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down sway/ fiddle with clothing, and face the audience. If you do it will take the attention away from your presentation 

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don't move your hands a lot or jig your legs

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don't move your hands a lot or jig your legs

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have clear topics and subjects to talk about 

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have clear topics and subjects to talk about 

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Don't put anything you are going to say on the slide - people lose interest if they can just read it

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Don't put anything you are going to say on the slide - people lose interest if they can just read it

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stand up straight with your arms by your side and small gestures to seem confident

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they reinforce whatever point you're making

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they are used as a prompt not as a script, don't read blocks of text off of them

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they are used as a prompt not as a script, don't read blocks of text off of them

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sharing what you know about a certain topic

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sharing what you know about a certain topic

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have a conclusion of everything you have talked about in the pressie

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have a conclusion of everything you have talked about in the pressie

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introduce what you'll be speaking about

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Eye contact with audience

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if your chill and friendly, then the audience will be the same. A friendly and engaged audience is so much better.

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don't directly read off of any visual aid that you may have

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don't directly read off of any visual aid that you may have

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boring slides = bored audience. short and colourful, interesting images etc are best  if using a slideshow 

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boring slides = bored audience. short and colourful, interesting images etc are best  if using a slideshow 

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breathe, take a deep breath before you start

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Don't have walls of text on slides - just pictures or very short bullet points

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Also think about "What annoys you?" in presentations/PPTs

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Also think about "What annoys you?" in presentations/PPTs