What makes a good group presentation

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what makes a bad presentation

Bad powerpoint layout

Insufficient visual aid

Confusing diagrams

Videos with unclear explanation

Everything in text

False grammar

Too much/too little information

Too much information

Irrelevant info

Main ideas

Supporting arguments

Unsufficient explanation

Bad attitude

Unenthusiastic

Awkward

Harsh

Too many pauses

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

Lack of preparation

Emotional letdown when something goes south

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

Sudden loss of words

Incoherence between presenters

Choppy presentation

Subtopic

Repeating key ideas/arguments

Contradictory information

What makes a good group presentation

Q&A

Not undermining each other

Go along with 'dumb' questions

One person at a time

Good presenting procedure

Logical argument

Clear evidence

Debunking opposing ideas

Providing a solution

Explicitly declaring problem

Appeal to the audience

Make them comfortable

Introducing themselves

Room arrangement (if possible)

Grab their attention

Humor

Stories

Ending with strong words/ call to action

Starting with a question/hook

Review of main point or argument

Cliffhangers

Non-verbal communication

Be patient

Relaxed posture

Consistency between presenters

Smooth transitions

Tone/choice of words

Knowledge of topic

Good group teamwork

Backup

Handouts(Text, Pictures, working models)

Tech(notebook, power cords)

Having harmony within the group

Syncing ideas (Concepts, logic)

Appropriate feedback (Not too sharp, not too soft)

Respecting one another

Practice

Doing other's duties

Nonverbal interaction with audience

Practicing one another's part

Cross-training

Assigning roles

Assigning Tasks

Slide advancer

Tech manager

Handout manager

Timekeeper

Assigning parts

Intro-conclusion, main (parts)

Intro, main, conclusion

What makes a good group presentation

A poor presentation often suffers from a variety of issues that can derail its effectiveness. One major problem is inadequate eye contact, which can either be too intense or insufficient, making the audience uncomfortable or disengaged.

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ATM (PE1)

Breve Historia Económica del Ecuador

Administración Pública Paraestatal

what makes a bad presentation

Bad powerpoint layout

Insufficient visual aid

Confusing diagrams

Videos with unclear explanation

Everything in text

False grammar

Too much/too little information

Too much information

Irrelevant info

Main ideas

Supporting arguments

Unsufficient explanation

Bad attitude

Unenthusiastic

Awkward

Harsh

Too many pauses

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

Lack of preparation

Emotional letdown when something goes south

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

Sudden loss of words

Incoherence between presenters

Choppy presentation

Subtopic

Repeating key ideas/arguments

Contradictory information

What makes a good group presentation

Q&A

Not undermining each other

Go along with 'dumb' questions

One person at a time

Good presenting procedure

Logical argument

Clear evidence

Debunking opposing ideas

Providing a solution

Explicitly declaring problem

Appeal to the audience

Make them comfortable

Grab their attention

Non-verbal communication

Consistency between presenters

Smooth transitions

Tone/choice of words

Knowledge of topic

Good group teamwork

Backup

Handouts(Text, Pictures, working models)

Tech(notebook, power cords)

Having harmony within the group

Syncing ideas (Concepts, logic)

Appropriate feedback (Not too sharp, not too soft)

Respecting one another

Practice

Doing other's duties

Nonverbal interaction with audience

Practicing one another's part

Cross-training

Assigning roles

Assigning Tasks

Assigning parts

Good powerpoint design

Easy to read powerpoint

Straightforward

Shouldn't include all of what to say

Intro, main, and conclusion

Easy vocabulary, if possible

Simple but concise

Triggering the audience's attention using

Cases/stories

Quotes

Figures/tables