This document outlines the 4 key elements to include in an introduction slide for a presentation: 1) An attention getter such as a personal story, surprising statistic, or humor to engage the audience. 2) A clear thesis statement announcing the main idea or purpose. 3) A credibility statement establishing the presenter's expertise. 4) A preview of the main points to come in the presentation in 3-5 slides for the body. The introduction sets up the overall presentation and grabs the audience's interest.
This document outlines the 4 key elements to include in an introduction slide for a presentation: 1) An attention getter such as a personal story, surprising statistic, or humor to engage the audience. 2) A clear thesis statement announcing the main idea or purpose. 3) A credibility statement establishing the presenter's expertise. 4) A preview of the main points to come in the presentation in 3-5 slides for the body. The introduction sets up the overall presentation and grabs the audience's interest.
This document outlines the 4 key elements to include in an introduction slide for a presentation: 1) An attention getter such as a personal story, surprising statistic, or humor to engage the audience. 2) A clear thesis statement announcing the main idea or purpose. 3) A credibility statement establishing the presenter's expertise. 4) A preview of the main points to come in the presentation in 3-5 slides for the body. The introduction sets up the overall presentation and grabs the audience's interest.
This document outlines the 4 key elements to include in an introduction slide for a presentation: 1) An attention getter such as a personal story, surprising statistic, or humor to engage the audience. 2) A clear thesis statement announcing the main idea or purpose. 3) A credibility statement establishing the presenter's expertise. 4) A preview of the main points to come in the presentation in 3-5 slides for the body. The introduction sets up the overall presentation and grabs the audience's interest.
a. grab and attention/ be creative i. Personal story related to topic ii. unexpected surprise, shock audience = image/statistic iii. Novel be creative, something new iv. challenge audience thinking assumptions v. Humor joke/cartoon Commented [JL1]: all related to topic 2. Thesis a. a statement about your purpose or presentation (main idea) i. say it (not write) on title slide. 3. Credibility statement: tell audience why you know what you’re talking about. 4. Preview slide sneak peek at main points. a. like table of contents 5. Body a. keep to 3-5 slides