It's crucial to have your audience engaged from the beginning of a presentation. If you lose them off the bat, you'll have a tough time getting them back on track.
Too often people "tune out" before they really tune in. As
Patricia Fripp outlined, pique their interest from the get-go:
Too often people "tune out" before they really tune in. As
Patricia Fripp outlined, pique their interest from the get-go:Use looping slides. Once your audience tunes in, how do you make sure they are entertained and feel involved even before the talk starts? The best way is with a series of looping slides.Not to say surprises are a bad thing, but I particularly like providing an overview for what the audience can expect. What other things do you like to convey as the crowd is gathering for the presentation?
Using looping slides is a great way to convey important information and keep attendees entertained while they're waiting for your presentation to begin.
These slides should communicate:
You might also have quotes about the content they will be learning.
- when the session will begin
- the conference dial-in number
- your photo, name, and title
- what the audience is going to learn
- what to do in case of problems.
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