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TYPES OF LICENSES1. Attribution CC BYIt allows any exploitation, even commercially. Always that the original author is recognized. This license is the most useful.

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HOW TO MAKE A GOOD PRESENTATION

METAPHORWe can talk about the elaboration of a sponge cake to contrast it with the elaboration of a work presentation.

First, you must think what kind of dessert do you want to make, It is the same as think what goals do you want to convey with the presentation.

Next, you should think about the ingredients that you are going to use to make the sponge cake.When you choose the ingredients of the sponge cake, you are preparing the presentation script, organizing the themes, the ideas ...

We can relate it to the contents we have selected, the images, ideas to talk about them.

For this, it will be necessary to provide facts or data that verify such as experiences, appointments of experts .

Another important factor is who is going to be the cake, for whom you are going to do it, for example, for your family. And in the same way, you must choose the recipient of the presentation.

TYPES OF SPEAKING.• Speaking from memory : • - Advantages: it is not necessary to use notes allowing visual

contact between the speaker and the audience.• - Disadvantages: it is easy to forget important things.

• Speaking from notes:•   -Advantages: you are more natural and you can maintain eye

contact with the audience.• -Disadvantages: it is possible not to express the most important

ideas and thoughts.

• Speaking from text:• Advantages: you plan in advance what you are going to

say and how you are going to say it• Disadvantages: You may sound stiff or rehearsed and it

is more difficult to maintain eye contact and capture the audience's attention.

• Using a combination of methods:• It is advisable to memorize the first and last 10 minutes

of the presentation to be fluent, using notes for moments that you know very well and texts to make sure the audience remembers and understands the most important ideas.

5 GENERAL TIPS ABOUT HOW TO MAKE AN EXCELLENT PRESENTATION

• One basic idea by slide. Do not use excess of information, the receivers can be lost, tired and losing interest.

• With regard to the design (not decoration), it must be effective, so that our message reaches our audience (pupils).

• How much text do we have to put? Whatever is essential, masking the list you want to explain, so that it is visually attractive and helps to say what we mean. The letter of the text should be sans serif-one, in which the endings have no adornments of any type( Verdana, Arial, Calibri, Century Gothic,). There are a Maximun of 2 fonts of letter on the same slide.• Regarding with the color, it must stand out the content

of what we want to convey, creating a good atmosphere which matches with what we mean. We could use monochrome (same color in different range), similar colors (the ones which are next to the color wheel) or complementary colors (those that are opposite on the color wheel).

• And finally, another important thing to take into account would be the images. They must convey ideas, emotions and sensations, personifying what we want to show. For instance, if we use people images, the message seems closer to the public. If we want to express data, we will use the possible minima. And we do not use clipart (imágenes prediseñadas).

5 DELIVER TIPS ABOUT HOW TO MAKE AN EXELLENT.• Practice: It is very important to know the main thrust of your

argument in order to build your confident, making coherent the elements of your presentation. Avoid reading, because it focuses on your notes, losing contact with the audience (students). Learning what you want to say and use making notes, such as index cards, with the main ideas because they are easy to remember.

• Assert yourself (reafirmarse): the posture you have is very important in order to show yoursef confident all the time. Presence is also another characteristic. You must have something interesting to tell the audience and you also have to trust that the audience wants to listen what you have to say.

• Eye contact: The presenter must avoid looking at the ceiling or the floor. It is essential that the presenter keeps eye contact in order to establish a connection with the public, using gestures with his/her arms emphasizing the message which is being conveying. however, any presenter should be careful not use too much movements, as he/she could show nervousness or distract the audience. It is also essential using a language which involves your audience.• Breathe: Before the presentation the presenter must

not forget to take a deep steady breath. It is very important so that your quality voice comes up clearly, feeling comfortable with yourself.

• Use your voice: there are three aspects to take into account when it comes to using our voice: the volume, which should be loud enough to make sure everyone can hear you; the pace of the speech. It should be one which strikes a balance between one too quick and other too slow; the pitch of the voice is also very important, and a good presenter must change it depending on the situation (raising it when asking a question, and lower it when the aim is the sound severe).

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