- Don't put too much on your slides. - Don't put too much on your slides. - Don't put too much on your slides See if you can do without any bullet list. Now

- Don't put too much on your slides. - Don't put too much on your slides. - Don't put too much on your slides See if you can do without any bullet list. Now you are forced to talk from your experience in a natural form. You'll be fine. More serious: - don't go into the trap of too much introduction and theory before getting to the actual matter. E.g. when doing a talk on GPU image processing don't spend 30 minutes on how a GPU works. - Know your audience experience with the matter if possible (see above) - If possible, do demos. If have demos, consider if it makes sense to run them _before_ the tech slides. They tend to make more sense after seeing a live demo. - If you have demos, rehearse them. Make sure you get the timing right. - leave room for questions.