What makes a good group presentation

Triggering the audience's attention using

Diagrams

photos

short videos

Figures/tables

Quotes

Cases/stories

Easy to read powerpoint

Simple but concise

Easy vocabulary, if possible

Intro, main, and conclusion

Shouldn't include all of what to say

Straightforward

Assigning roles

Assigning parts

Intro, main, conclusion

Intro-conclusion, main (parts)

Assigning Tasks

Timekeeper

Handout manager

Tech manager

Slide advancer

Practice

Cross-training

Practicing one another's part

Nonverbal interaction with audience

Doing other's duties

Having harmony within the group

Respecting one another

Appropriate feedback (Not too sharp, not too soft)

Syncing ideas (Concepts, logic)

Backup

Tech(notebook, power cords)

Handouts(Text, Pictures, working models)

Consistency between presenters

Knowledge of topic

Tone/choice of words

Smooth transitions

Appeal to the audience

Non-verbal communication

Relaxed posture

Be patient

Grab their attention

Cliffhangers

Review of main point or argument

Starting with a question/hook

Ending with strong words/
call to action

Stories

Humor

Make them comfortable

Room arrangement (if possible)

Introducing themselves

Logical argument

Explicitly declaring problem

Providing a solution

Debunking opposing ideas

Clear evidence

One person at a time

Go along with 'dumb' questions

Not undermining each other

Contradictory information

Repeating key ideas/arguments

Subtopic

Incoherence between presenters

Sudden loss of words

Not keeping one's time (talking too long/ too short)

Emotional letdown when something goes south

Inadequate amounts of eye contact (too long/ too short)

Too many pauses

Bad attitude

Harsh

Awkward

Unenthusiastic

Unsufficient explanation

Too much information

Supporting arguments

Main ideas

Irrelevant info

Too much/too little information

False grammar

Insufficient visual aid

Everything in text

Videos with unclear explanation

Confusing diagrams