Slides that share an opinion

Now make the presentation on paper. Take one half-sheet for each slide in your plan. Draw clear shapes and large letters; keep each slide to a title, a few short points and one picture. Credit your sources on a last slide. Then present to a partner or a small group, and speak clearly. After you present, the audience does three things: asks one question, says one thing they liked and gives one suggestion to improve. Use the feedback to finalise your slides. Finally, reflect: how did your notes and the feedback help, what obstacles did you meet, what went well, and what do you like most about presenting? Presenting is a skill that grows with practice. If you used a computer one day, you would do the same steps with a presentation program, but you do not need one today.