Oral Presentation
Ready to take the stage and share your research at WCASET 2024? Your captivating oral presentation is your chance to impress and inspire others! This guide below will equip you with the guidelines to transform your knowledge into a powerful performance.
Guidelines For Presentation
- Structure your slides: Each slide should build upon the last, guiding your audience through your key points with a logical flow.
- Visualize your insights with impact. Make use of compelling graphs, charts, and images to make data resonate and solidify understanding.
- Less is more: Avoid information overload. Focus on essential points, leaving complex data and statistics for your Q&A session.
- Master the "6-6-6 rule": Keep your slides concise with a maximum of six bullet points per slide, each containing no more than six words. Aim for no more than six consecutive text slides.
- Readability reigns supreme: Opt for clear, legible fonts with high contrast for effortless viewing. Maintain a consistent font style throughout your presentation.
- Size: Use font sizes of at least 30 points to ensure everyone can follow your message
- Simplify:: Avoid distracting animations and flashy colors that don’t align with your content.
- Keep your presentation within the 8-10 minute timeframe.
