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1) Know what you're presenting extremely well. This includes thinking about what questions people may ask, then seeing if your presentation can preemptively ans
by beezlebroxxxxxx 2y ago
1) Know what you're presenting extremely well. This includes thinking about what questions people may ask, then seeing if your presentation can preemptively answer those questions.
2) Don't just talk. Have a point, something like a thesis, then reiterate that point often without mindlessly doing so.
3) Record yourself practicing and then watch/listen closely for where you think you can improve.
4) Assume that most people aren't revolted by you or immediately thinking you're awful. Most people are forgiving with a couple stumbles or mistakes, as long as your talk is interesting.