You might already be familiar with the 6x6 rule. This presentation rule suggests that you should include no more than six words per line and no more than six bullet points per slide. The goal is ...

Follow the 10-20-30 Rule for Killer Presentations. A VC offers dead-simple guidance to save himself from a tsunami of terrible pitches. ... As much text as possible is jammed into the slide, ...

Neuroscience Says This TED Talk Rule Will Help Your Presentation Stand Out. ... If you walk into a room and deliver a presentation that combines some text, one or two short videos, ...

His parameters for preventing audience paralysis is dubbed the 10/20/30 rule. When PowerPoint Does More Harm Than Good Read More Photo by alice_c .

Let's now look at five rules for avoiding a really bad presentation. 1. Know your stuff. Needless to say, right? ... Visual includes images, photos with text overlays, infographics, graphs, charts, ...

RULE #7: Limit each slide's text so it can read 30 seconds or less. RULE #8: Make sure every slide be read from the back of the room. ... RULE #15: Rehearse the presentation until you're comfortable.

Giving a speech or presentation can be nerve-racking — so we tend to rely on boring, text-heavy slideshows to do the work for us. But if you have any intention of keeping your audience ...