First five slides presentation
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The document discusses how to effectively structure the first five slides of a presentation. It recommends that slide 1 establishes the context, slide 2 introduces the presenter, slide 3 identifies a challenge, slide 4 states a desired outcome, and slide 5 calls the audience to action. The key is focusing the first five slides on making an impact and avoiding information overload, so the audience remembers the main message.
First five slides presentation
- 1. The first five slides 1 2 3 4 5 Martin Pastoors Wageningen UR Centre for Marine Policy Presented at ICES Annual Science Conference 2009, Session S Inspired by Cliff Atkinson, www.sociablemedia.com
- 2. 油
- 3. We are both the senders and the receivers
- 4. We often get overwhelmed with information
- 5. And you really want to get your main message across
- 6. Focus on the first five slides to make an impact 1 2 3 4 5
- 7. 際際滷 1: Setting Where am I and when is it?
- 8. 際際滷 2: Role Who am I here in this setting? (asks the audience)
- 9. 際際滷 3: Point A What challenge do I face?
- 10. 際際滷 4: Point B Where do I want to be?
- 11. 際際滷 5: Call to action How will I get from A to B
- 13. What do you want the audience to remember?
- 14. Focus on the first five slides to make an impact 1 2 3 4 5