GOOD PRESENTATION

-          Motivation

-          Confidence of speaker

-          Appearance

-          Content – well structured – summary and conclusion

                   simple – depends on audience

-          Material / medium – bullet points (one on each slide), little context, pictures,
introduction

-          Humour

-          Body language – eye contact, mimics, gestures, posture

-          Knowledge

-          Fluency

-          Interaction with audience – questions

-          Timing

-          Initiating a discussion / questions

-          Sources, bibliography

-          Work with voice



BAD PRESENTATION

-          Lack of expertise

-          Reading the text

-          Lack of eye-contact

-          Speaking silently

-          Too much information

-          Forgetting ideas / words

-          Not tailoring the presentation to audience

-          Being drunk

-          Lack of “red thread”

-          Repetition

-          Inappropriate colour of slides

-          Too much text

-          No volume adaptation

-          No body language

-          Lack of interest / passion

-          Wrong amount of silence / breaks

-          Being excessively afraid of audience (hiding)

-          Not being able to react to questions

-          Inappropriate setting – too hot, noisy etc.

-          Inappropriate jokes

-          Lack of srtucture