Creating and Delivering Presentations

Creating and Delivering Presentations
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Abstract
Completing proper research comprises of the various distinct steps that start from conducting the actual research to the final step of presenting it to the respective audience. The nature of research determines the channel that is used to deliver the finding or the recommendations. For instance, most of the business research necessitate a presentation done to the board members for scrutiny of the various findings to make an informed decision. It is essential to have presentations that are effective and delivering the actual message intended to the audience. Having it as a summary of research presented over a short time, it needs to be perfect in conveying the contents of the research. A presentation will include some “go-ahead” and precautions to ensure it suits its audience and still conveys the message. The checklist that follows scrutinizes the various do and don’ts when creating a presentation based on some clear guidelines.
Keywords: Presentations, ethics, Associated Press (AP) Style
Creating and Delivering Presentations
The process of creating and delivering presentations has its distinct dos and don’ts. The following summary comprises scrutiny of creating and delivering a presentation based on the dos and the don’ts.
The first dos of creating and delivering the best presentations are through relating to the audience when delivering the contents of the presentation. It entails familiarizing with the target audience such that the contents will be suitable and helpful to them (Burnett, 2013).

In this case, one can comfortably use personal stories and some custom demos that will ensure the target audience relates to the presenter. Presentations should be facts that can be backed up by concrete evidence. Ethics are the cornerstone of each presentation since it represents one’s beliefs and research. Research should be truthful and evidence-based. Therefore, the second do would be truthfulness in creating and delivering presentations.
The third do is on writing styles that are used in creating and delivering as explained in the Associated Press (AP) Style the presentation should be correct to convey the message as intended. For instance, punctuation is fundamental in presentations as any error can distort the intended message.
On the other hand, the first doesn’t entail cases of no interaction with the audience delivering the presentation. It would make them shift their attention from the presentation of other things since the presentation does not blend or relate to the target Schmaltz, & Enström, 2014). The second doesn’t base on ethics in presentations would be providing shallow based information that one cannot ascertain its truthfulness. Last but not the least, one should not overdo any writing styles and characters that can easily distort the message conveyed through the presentation.
In conclusions, it is essential to have a presentation that attains its objective through taking into considerations the dos, and the don’ts.
References
Burnett, B. (2013). The Do’s and Don’ts of Giving a Killer Presentation. Entrepreneur. Retrieved 25 May 2018, from HYPERLINK “https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/230358” https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/230358
Schmaltz, R. M., & Enström, R. (2014). Death to weak PowerPoint: strategies to create effective visual presentations. Frontiers in psychology, 5, 1138.