Electronic Presentation Skills
Electronic Presentation Skills
Description of the Good Practice
This good practice focuses on providing individuals with relevant information and guidance to help them make sound design decisions when creating electronic presentations. It covers essential skills such as creating a compelling structure, using visuals effectively, and practicing and rehearsing.
Keywords
- Software Skills
- Presentation Skills
- Design Skills
Language(s)
English
Number of participants
Any
Type of training
Online/offline
Number and type of exercises
Implement a storyboarding exercise or rehearsal exercise to allow participants to practise electronic presentation skills.
Duration
Medium
Target Audience
Teachers, educators, instructors
Competences/skills that you will require
Basic computer skills, knowledge of digital presentation tools, creativity, communication skills
Media
Consideration as a GP
Enhancing electronic presentation skills is a good practice because it can help individuals create engaging and effective presentations that communicate their message clearly and effectively. By following best practices for electronic presentations, individuals can create presentations that are well-structured, visually appealing, and easy to understand. This can lead to improved audience engagement and understanding, making the presentation more effective. Additionally, enhancing electronic presentation skills can help individuals stay up-to-date with the latest technology trends and tools.