1. BETTER PRESENTATIONS: 3 QUICK TIPS

2. These were some of the problems I encountered with my team  Jay would not cooperate because his idea of how to contact volunteers for fundraising was to make cold calls, but I would prefer to reach out in our immediate network  I had a hard time transferring my vision to the project  I did not have  One person on my team lives in Michigan and could not meet face to face

3. These were some of the problems I encountered with my team  Jay would not cooperate because his idea of how to contact volunteers for fundraising was to make cold calls, but I would prefer to reach out in our immediate network  I had a hard time transferring my vision to the project  I did not have a solid team until I was half-way through the project already  One person on my team lives in Michigan and we could not meet face to face

4. Issues to Overcome  Disagreements about contacting fundraising volunteers  Transferring vision  Delay in getting the project started  Long-distance communication

5. Background  Classrooms still have chalkboards  Must be very old  Opportunity to replace with smartboards

6. Background  Classrooms still have chalkboards  Must be very old  Opportunity to replace with smartboards

7.  Classrooms still have chalkboards  Must be very old  Opportunity to replace with smartboards  [insert picture of classroom interior here]

8. General notes on slide production This is another ineffective slide, paired with an ineffective presentation delivery. It actually kind of takes away from the presentation because all I’m doing is reading from the screen. In general, it isn’t good to call attention to the slides themselves. The exception is when you are illustrating something with a detailed visual shown on the slide. A Powerpoint is meant to support your speaking, not vice versa. YOU are the presentation.