We as medical students have to present topics every now and then so tell me about the tips you use for creating and presenting it in front of audience
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Be realistic and topic must be genuine.
Avoid duplicating and repeating the same topic.
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Presentation need to contain limited words and mainly the points. You can explain each points. This will keep the listeners engaged.
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Firstly i appreciate ur interest in creating presentations as most of us just copy paste others ppts
- Try to use simple and light background
- Add more flowcharts and diagrams than texts
- Keep ur concepts clear
- Try to be confident while presenting
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While presenting assume you are teaching those who don’t have any clue about the topic and teach from scratch. This way your presentation will be very good
- make your own ppt. Avoid copying content
- use diagrams and flowcharts and avoid too much literature
- make it a interactive session by keeping question answer session
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Add lastest updates in the respective topic
Real life scenarios… As an example.
Use of hand gestures…
Use many … References have a through knowledge…
Select topics which are basics 1st later the complex one
Use different types of tone to emphasis something important…
Make your grammar game stronger…
Keep the presentation crisp,
A point should not exceed 2 lines
Avoid paragraphs
Use many flowcharts, diagrams, relevant images etc.
PPT should include slides of:
•Topic introduction slide.
•Contents slide.
•Slides of topics related.
•Bibliography slide.
•Thanking slide.
Each slide should be in 6Ă—6 or 9Ă—9 format - vertically and horizontally.
Highlight the important points.
It should be brief sentence.
Don’t type it as paragraph, type as point wise.
Make sure others can read what in slide while choosing the background and typen words colour combination.
Bullet, points
More diagram, flow charts.
Present in language in which you are comfortable and make your presentation self explanatory.
I always use these tips so I think nice way to present.
Avoid placing all the content on the PowerPoint slides; aim to keep each slide minimal and focus on explaining most of information orally rather than simply reading from the slides. Maintain good eye contact and avoid rushing through the presentation!!
1. Know your audience – Adjust depth and language.
2. Understand your topic – Not just memorize, explain clearly.
3. Use visuals – Diagrams and case studies work best.
4. Be clinically relevant – Connect content to patient care.
5. Stay on time – Practice to avoid rushing or overrunning.
- Try to do a a good research on the topic .
- Always prepare a well structured ppt.
- Also make sure your ppt have some diagrams and charts so to make it engaging for the people seeing it .
What kind of presentation as teaching other or the power point one ?
Keep it simple
Know your subject and audience well
Limit the number of slides
Utilize infographics and charts to enhance understanding
Rely on storytelling
Rehearse out loud
Maintain eye contact while presenting and smile
Open the floor to questions
Start and end on time
Instead of taking shortcuts, try to put upon some efforts.
Try to make it short, simple and concise yet fully informative
And, yes Make it with some creativity for better engagement.
Be yourself and stick to your work and don’t over exaggerate your stuff.
Also to keep the audience engaged you can use “non offensive” puns here n there in between.
Your confidence is the key!
Make it easy to understand rather than complicating it ,with basic pictures and visible fonts preferably large:)