1. Define both your objectives and your audience. Thoroughly.
2. Open strong, maintain interest, close strong
3. Organize, organize, organize; then practice, practice practice
4. Match the message to the medium to the audience
5. “Script” it by speaking, not by writing (use a coach or a scribe)
6. Use visual gimmicks and effects sparingly, if at all
7. Clarity: Discern between what you can vs. should include
8. Communicate, DO NOT RECITE
9. Arrive early, finish early
10. YOU are the EXPERT – own your subject
Bonus: Some great presentation rants from the blogosphere… Kathy Sierra, Ririan Project (via Lifehacker), Bert Decker , Presentation Zen on the “Lessig Method”, Guy Kawasaki, cazh1 ‘s roundup of articles
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that s good i ll use those points while doing prsentation.