How to Summarise Information and End Your Presentation

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Design of Communication

Fluent Speakers

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The Design of Communication podcast is about how you can become a confident communicator as a design or creative professional, sharing career strategies, language tips, and communication techniques to become a powerful communicator in English and excel in your career and reach a new level of confidence.

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How to Summarise Information and End Your Presentation

Design of Communication

22 minutes 29 seconds

3 years ago

How to Summarise Information and End Your Presentation

When it comes to delivering a talk or presentation, the closing is one of the most difficult parts.

It’s the last thing that your audience hears and remembers.

It doesn't matter how strong you started or how well you used storytelling and shared interesting data, facts, and information if you have a shaky ending.

But how can you summarise information and finish stronger?

In this week’s episode I am sharing how you can summarise your ideas in your presentations to entertain, inspire, educate, and motivate your audience. I share the step-by-step progress of how you can summarise your ideas and information and give a killer call to action.

Times to check out:

(03:04) Putting your presentation together

(05:28) What is a summary?

(07:31) Using storytelling when summarising

(09:23) Decisions to make for your summary

(11:38) The process to summarise

(14:20) Ending on a high

(16:46) Why use a strong call to action

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