Advice on how to make a good presentationRemember the rule 10/20/30We have previously discussed that a presentation should keep with the topic, should be basic yet fully informative and that it should be kept within certain limits. There is no rule better to help you actually exercise these basics than the role of 10/20/30. Let’s see what this is all about:. 10 stands for the number of slides to be used: try to keep your content down to 10 slides.
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Remember you are not to write on the slides only include keywords to aid your verbal presentation. 20 stands for the actual duration of a presentation: the shorter is the sweeter. Although ten minutes would be way too short, it’s best to keep a presentation under twenty minutes. Anything above that and the audience will likely tune out once and for all. 30 refers to the minimum font size on a slide.
In order for your fonts to be real visible you need to keep them big enough at all times.