Training Presentation Structure
Presentations for training must be built on shared foundations. How do you test audience understanding, to see that those shared foundations exist?
The key to training presentation structure is to build from the start of a topic, from the fundamentals. Don’t assume that the audience understand why the material you are training on is important; don’t assume that the audience share the language and jargon you use in your presentation.
Effective training presentations build upon shared objectives, shared language, a common understanding of basic ideas, and so on.
This short online presentation – PowerPoint and video – delivers further details on arranging an effective training presentation structure. The presentation will launch in full screen mode.
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Paul Armson, Prestwood SoftwareThe presentation was slick and polished – it really looked professional. The slides demonstrated the message, making it clear and easy to understand; particularly the complicated graph, which was broken down into simple steps. Much nicer to watch than slide after slide of bullet points! It really did look great.
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Jim Taylor, CPE, CPMM
3:04 pm, May 3rd, 2011
This is a good presentation. Thank you.
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Jessica Pyne
10:14 am, May 4th, 2011
You’re welcome Jim – glad you found it useful. Please let us know if there is anything else you would like to see on the site!
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gregflets
5:20 am, January 6th, 2012
if anyones on here today im a little late but just back off holls, i hope yous had gud new year
G flets
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Jessica Pyne
11:07 am, January 6th, 2012
Thanks Greg – Happy New Year to you too.