Regardless of your technical expertise, sooner or later you’re going to be asked to do a presentation - and preparation is the key to success. Before you reach for PowerPoint, there are a few things you need to know.
Topics
- 00:00 Welcome and introduction
- 10:39 Preparation is key
- 13:24 Key considerations
- 14:34 Know your audience
- 17:52 Know your outcome or purpose
- 20:12 Time management
- 22:39 How much practice
- 24:22 Longer presentations and flexibility
- 27:55 Time management planning
- 28:55 Planning for the venue - virtual
- 33:54 In-person venues
- 37:00 Technology prep
- 40:15 Presentations are integrations
- 42:43 Contact info and sign off
Links
- CMA Program
- Integration Series
- Email: julian.mills@servicenow.com
Lists mentioned
- Who is your audience?
- What motivates them?
- What might they already know about the topic?
- What language do they understand?
- What is their typical role?
- How senior are they?
- How experienced are they?
- What is the purpose of the presentation?
- Rehearse! Rehearse! Rehearse!
- Watch the clock!
- Virtual venues:
- Audience connections? Mobile?
- Audience interaction: chatting and muting?
- Deck only or demo? Videos?
- Bandwidth for you and the viewer
- Know your technology before presenting
- Keep it short and remember to take breaks
- In person presentations
- The venue set up: theater, classroom, horseshoe, round tables, conference tables
- Tailor the room to be most effective
- Have a technology plan
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