Presentations
Presentation Writing
Slides that support you, instead of being read aloud to the room.
Presentation marks come from delivery, and slides dense with text guarantee the room reads ahead of you. The fix is structural: put the claim in the slide title, use the body for evidence, and keep the sentences in the speaker notes where they belong. We build the deck and the notes together so the two do different jobs.
What you get
- One idea per slide, stated in the title
- Visuals that carry the point without a paragraph
- Speaker notes written for speaking, not reading
- Timing planned per slide against your limit
- A closing slide that asks for something
Related reading
Referencing
APA 7th Edition
The details that cost marks: capitals, italics, ampersands and DOIs.
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Thesis & Dissertation
Discussion Chapter
Where your results stop being numbers and become findings.
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