Presentation Organization and Delivery

The goal of this training is to help speakers prepare and curate their presentations based on recommended best practices in slide organization and presentation delivery. While the instructor has a specific course on presentation visual design, this course is about the main components of a presentation and how they can be organized to follow a structure that helps convey the presenter's main message and goals of information delivery. The course shows the best ways to create an effective flow of content, distributed on and across slides.

Various organizational schemes are explained, and recommendations for the best approach are included to help learners decide which structure is most applicable. Learners will take away a solid understanding of what is necessary to include in a presentation based on their needs and purposes. The instructor's experience covers presentation design and organization for medical and scientific educational events, but the principles are the same and applicable to any field where a presenter needs to organize their content for the most effective presentational experience and delivery in a coherent, visually appealing, and effective manner.

Organizational delivery addresses both live settings and recorded presentations and focuses on the presenter's style and preparedness. Evaluation checklists are provided as downloadable study guides.