Educational program on risk management part two – slide presentation
- Keep it concise: Use bullet points and avoid dense blocks of text. Keep each slide to a single main idea.
- Use images: Supplement your text with relevant images, charts, and graphs to help illustrate your points.
- Use a consistent design: Use a consistent design throughout your presentation to maintain a professional appearance and to help your audience focus on the content.
- Use speaker notes: Provide talking points in the speaker notes section of each slide to ensure that you cover all of the important information.
- Use credible sources: Support your statements with a minimum of six citations from appropriate credible sources.
Remember, the purpose of the PowerPoint presentation is to bolster your presentation, not to serve as a script. Your PowerPoint should highlight main ideas and key points, and you should use the speaker notes section to provide additional context and detail.