Presentations

PowerPoint presentations require two different types of copy. One is the text of the speech that the presenter will use, the other is what appears on the screen. The speech part of the presentation must follow the guidelines for a good manuscript speech. The on-screen part must carry the message in single words or phrases coupled with visuals to reinforce the spoken word. You don't put the verbiage of the speech on the screen and you don't read the words on the screen when delivering the speech. The spoken words and the words on the screen must work together with the visuals to provide a seamless presentation that leaves the audience stimulated to do what you ask them to do.

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