Why Bad Presentations Happen to Good Causes - The Goodman ...
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pg. 36<br />
See Checklists <strong>to</strong> Go<br />
for a detachable<br />
summary of this section.<br />
Building Better <strong>Presentations</strong><br />
How <strong>to</strong> Take Your Audience from A <strong>to</strong> B – cont’d<br />
A “solid” hour<br />
A thoughtfully constructed hour is, in reality, anything but solid. Rather, it is a<br />
sequence of carefully planned elements that capture the attention of the audience,<br />
present key points in a clear and organized fashion, provide opportunities <strong>to</strong> engage<br />
and learn, summarize, cement, and send audience members off – <strong>to</strong> the next hour, the<br />
next session, or back <strong>to</strong> the real world.<br />
A<br />
15-20 mins. 15-20 mins.<br />
1 2 3 4<br />
i<br />
1-2 mins. 10-15 mins.<br />
1-2 mins. 1-2 mins.<br />
As mentioned earlier, this is by no means the only way <strong>to</strong> organize a presentation. But<br />
this schematic can serve as a handy reminder of all the pieces you must consider as you<br />
assemble your next presentation and plan your audience’s journey from A <strong>to</strong> B.<br />
S<br />
5-10 mins.<br />
Q|A<br />
SAMPLE ONE-HOUR SESSION<br />
B