Tip 99: Be less technical
When you are creating your presentation, always ask yourself how technical you really need to be. An oral presentation is not going to be as effective or efficient as a written report in conveying technical facts. So if you want to convey raw data or lots of detailed information, consider pushing that material out of your presentation and into a handout or a document you can email out to your audience. Alternatively, offer to meet personally afterwards with those who are interested in the nitty gritty details.
Use your presentation to draw out the key conclusions or take-home messages, and invite the audience to find the extra detail elsewhere.
Suppose you are a specialist speaking to generalists or specialists in another field. Does your audience really need all the details? You should pay attention to this especially when you are presenting your own research or work, where it's easy to get carried away. suggestions.
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