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The Conference Powerpoint Presentation Template is a pitch deck for preparing an engaging conference presentation. It fits business meetings, technological conferences, and science conference presentations. Academic conferences need such slides for organizing content within a PowerPoint or Google Slide theme to attract their audiences. All these powerpoint template conference presentation are amenable to adjust using edit options. Conferences are common in business fields so it can be downloaded for a formal meeting presentation that allows 100% insertion of messages with clarity and precision. It contains 15 slides for conference themes and concepts supported by thematic images, diagrams, and charts.

The Conference Slide Template is designed to enhance your presentation even if you focus on a large audience. Fully customizable, it adapts effortlessly to your branding and messaging requirements, ensuring a compelling and informative delivery. Crafted with light background mode and PowerPoint vector designs, it shows professionalism while reflecting your brand’s unique personality. With this template, you can confidently showcase your business, leaving a lasting impression on your audience. It is perfect for business owners, marketers, educators, consultants, and managers when planning for a conference or a meeting.

PowerPoint Conference Presentation Template has a yellow color cover slide and white background slides for the rest of the presentation. the white background template looks attractive in blue tints, so it makes the audience satisfied with its neat tone.

These 15 slides come with the following concepts and diagrammatic representations:

Cover slide
Table of contents
Agenda slide
Introduction
Next generation leadership
Make the member connection
Everything you need
Moving to mastery
What we do?
Our values
Quote slide
Our service
Top quality
Thank you slide
Snippet view

The conference slide template is an all-in-one deck that contains diagrams, charts, editable text and photo placeholders etc. It is suitable for company profile presentations to attract angel investors for fundraising. Download conference PowerPoint for multiple uses.

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Common types of conference presentations.

Full paper - The length of a full paper is variable, usually between 20 and 40 min, and rarely exceeds one hour. A full paper may be followed by question time.
Short paper - This type of conference presentation can be as short as 10 min, and very often it is one in a series of short papers in a 1- or 2-hour session on a particular conference sub-topic or theme, each followed by 10 minutes question time. Timing is crucial as it is common for short paper sessions to be carefully managed by timekeepers who will ‘terminate’ your paper after the allocated time.
Workshop - The emphasis of most workshops is on their practical nature. Their purpose is for participants to experience a strategy, a technique or a practical demonstration, and to have opportunities to question you about the value or workability of what you are presenting.
Poster - You prepare a poster of your work (one or more A1 displays, including diagrams, text, references or visuals). This is displayed in an area of the conference venue. Your poster may be staffed at particular times when you are required to be available to provide further information or answer questions about your poster.
Discussion paper - It is assumed that participants have read the paper. A summary is presented at the beginning of the paper (usually, but not always by the paper presenter), and the session consists mainly of a discussion or defence of the issues, questions and ideas raised in the paper.
Panel presentation/discussion - You are one of several people on a panel discussing a theme/topic related to the conference. Your role is to be an expert in a particular issue, topic, technology, strategy or you represent an institution, department or company. Normally you receive advanced notice of this, but sometimes you can be asked to be a panel member at the conference.
Roundtable discussion - This is a short paper presentation followed by the presenter facilitating/workshopping discussion with participants in groups.

Preparing your conference presentation

There are significant differences between a written paper, essay or report and a conference presentation. The introduction of a conference presentation should be considerably longer than that of a written text. Repetition is vital in a conference presentation. An audience needs to hear information several times and in slightly different forms to understand it, whereas in a written text the reader can refer back if necessary. Informal rather than formal language should be used in an oral conference presentation.

Think of a ‘catchy’ title as most conferences run parallel sessions and your presentation may compete with numerous presentations offered at the same time.

You will need to submit an abstract to the conference committee for your presentation to be accepted. If you have already written your paper, this task should be fairly easy as the abstract is a summary of the paper which is usually around 200–400 words . Ensure the issues, questions, thesis as well as the conclusion findings are clearly stated in the abstract.

In case the paper has not been written yet, prepare the abstract in such a way that you do not commit yourself to details that will not be addressed in the final paper.

Ensure that you follow guidelines set by the conference organizers regarding length, layout, references, etc. Write the paper as you would an essay, a report, or, more and more commonly, a journal article. The latter is particularly important if the conference proceedings are to be published (refereed or non-refereed). Check previous conference proceedings or journals in your field to ensure consistency with style, referencing, etc.

Presenting your conference presentation

When presenting your conference presentation you need to know your answers to the following questions:

Is the purpose clearly stated: are you reporting, comparing, convincing, arguing, questioning…?
Is the thesis/topic clearly stated: “In this paper, I want to report the findings of recent research which shows that under certain conditions, dolphins can be taught how to read simple text”?
Are your main arguments/ideas supported with evidence?
Are all the materials relevant to the topic?
Have you demonstrated your knowledge of the subject?
Is the level of technicality suited to the audience?
How do you reply to audience’s questions: long questions, ‘mini papers’ disguised as questions…?

Organise your presentation

Most presentations are organised according to a predictable pattern. They have three main stages: introduction, body and conclusion (i.e. tell them what you are going to say; then say it; then tell them what you have said).

When a presentation does not have these clear sections, it can be very difficult for listeners to follow what is being said.

Introduction

This is the most crucial part of any presentation. You need to capture the audience’s interest in your topic and establish rapport with them. Your introduction should let the audience know what they are going to hear in the presentation. They need to know what to expect in order to get interested and to be able to follow you. Giving them an outline of your presentation in your introduction enables them to do this.

You need to:

capture the audience’s attention with a question, quotation, anecdote, or interesting statistic, etc.
main theme or main argument
main points you will cover and the order in which you will cover them.

The body of your presentation must be clearly organised with the main points highlighted. One effective technique is to number your ideas. Any idea which is new to your audience needs to be presented simply with supportive evidence or examples which will make it more easily understood. Each important idea should be presented several times in different ways within the body of your presentation. Your audience needs several opportunities to absorb the full meaning and the significance of the most important ideas. It is also important to state the links between your ideas clearly.

The body is where you develop your main ideas/argument, using supporting ideas/evidence. Use techniques that make it easy for the listener to follow your talk:

number your ideas: “ There are three main factors... ”
arrange your ideas in logical order, such as chronological; cause and effect; problem–solution
use transitional devices to help the audience follow the direction of your talk: “ secondly…; another important point is...; on the other hand…; I would now like to move on and look at another aspect of the research.. .”
state the main idea
refer to experts, provide examples to illustrate the idea
provide statistics, facts, tell anecdotes (if time permits)
provide case studies, etc.
repeat important ideas using different words so the audience has several opportunities to absorb them
don’t make the information too dense – remember the audience is listening, not reading!

The conclusion sums up main points. The conclusion should reinforce the central ideas of the presentation and signal a forceful ending. A weak, inconclusive or apologetic closing detracts from a good presentation. You should show in your conclusion that you have covered all the points that you said you would in your introduction. You should also show that you are confident, and that you have communicated effectively.

It is important to have a strong conclusion so the audience is left with a good impression.

Summarise the main ideas of your presentation.
Don’t introduce any new ideas.
Work towards a strong ending – don’t finish abruptly or say ‘That’s all’. Perhaps leave the audience with something to think about.

Presentation Tips

Advance preparation.

The more you know about your audience, the more likely you will be able to give an effective presentation. Try to find out as much as you can about who will be there, what their background is, why they will be coming, and how much they will already know about the topic. Go to the room where you will make your presentation and get a feel of its size, acoustics, seating, etc. If you can, familiarise yourself with the equipment in the room.

Clear pronunciation

Your voice must be clear and distinct. If you know you have difficulty with pronunciation, speak a little more slowly than usual. Use intonation, stress, changes in pace (slow down at important points, speed up at details, anecdotes) and pause to keep the listeners’ attention, and focus attention on important points.

Body language

It has been estimated that 75% of meaning transferred is non-verbal. Try to maintain eye contact with your audience as this helps keep your audience engaged. Focus on standing straight and directly facing your audience, using hand gestures to emphasise important information.

Visual aids

A presentation can be enhanced by the effective use of overhead transparencies (slides), charts, pictures, posters or PowerPoint presentations (with limited graphic/sound gimmicks). They provide variety and can help reinforce points made. However, you are still the main communicator of your message. Be familiar with your visual aids, refer to them specifically and only display them when you are referring to them, otherwise they will only be a distraction.

Physical charts, graphs, pictures, etc.: ensure that the size is appropriate for a large room. If necessary, back up with handouts.
Video: ensure the segment shown is not too long in relation to the overall length of your presentation.
Limit the amount of material on each visual: your listeners should be able to read and understand a visual in five seconds or less.
Be sure your visuals are large enough to be seen by everyone: the lettering should usually be minimum 20-22 pt. font.
Use diagrams, graphs and charts instead of words where possible.
Eliminate unnecessary detail from diagrams, graphs and charts.

Expression and style

Try to speak to your audience using notes rather than memorising or reading your presentation. In order to do this, you will have to practise your presentations as many times as you can. If possible, perform in front of an audience. Otherwise, practise in front of a mirror or record yourself on your phone. This will also give you an idea of how long your presentation will take.

Use a conversation style to make your audience feel personally involved. Each time you use the word ‘you’, the audience feels compelled to pay attention.

Adapted from Barthel, A. 2010, ‘Presenting a conference paper’, ELSSA Centre, University of Technology Sydney.

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Our Free Conference Presentation Template features a slide deck for preparing conference presentations . Professionals from every field of science or business showcase their research and findings at conferences. However, preparing a comprehensive yet-to-the-point conference presentation is always tricky. For this, we have designed a 100% editable slide template for our users that is free to download and convenient for editing with all PowerPoint versions, Google Slides, and Keynote presentation software. It includes customizable graphs, background features, and tables for an interactive presentation.

This Free Conference Presentation Template has a black background theme with simple graphics. The first slide carries a title segment for displaying the presentation’s topic or project’s title. An instructor human illustration is added to this slide with a paper diagram representing the research paper discussion. The following slides of this free slide template have:

Vertical process diagram for showing the objectives
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In addition, users can edit the acknowledgments slide to display the names of the authors, supervisors, or reviewers. This free conference PowerPoint template can be helpful for business and scientific research presentations. Professionals can also re-purpose the slides for their specific use cases. For instance, the conclusion slide can show the options for future research. Likewise, users can include some process steps instead of the methodologies used. So, download and try this free conference template for Google Slides. You can also check our featured Conference PowerPoint template for your presentations. Download and try it now for free!

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Delivering an effective oral presentation is an essential skill for sharing your research findings with an audience. Tailoring your presentation to your audience, preparing for technical issues, and engaging your listeners with clear, concise content are crucial for the success of your research project. This guide provides comprehensive advice on how to prepare, what to include, and common pitfalls to avoid, ensuring your presentation is impactful and memorable.

For further assistance, contact the Office of Undergraduate Research for individual consultations.

What You Need To Know

Purpose

The purpose of an oral presentation is to share your research with an audience, typically through PowerPoint or Prezi. It is typically a synopsis of your research. If you've conducted a study, you will probably address the following topics:

Background research on your topic (with citations to past studies)
The rationale for your study (how does your study address a gap in the literature?)
Hypotheses/research questions
Methodology
Results (graphs are more interesting than tables or words)
Conclusions (for example, the implications or applications of your research, limitations, future research directions, a concise summary of your main findings, concluding thoughts)
References and Acknowledgements (such as grant support, a faculty advisor if he/she is not an author on the presentation, assistance from others who are not listed as authors)

If your scholarship is in a different form (e.g., a film analysis, a presentation of a creative work), the structure will likely be a little different, but in all cases, it should be clear to the audience what the main goals of your research are, why it's important to do this work, and what you found in your research.

Preparation

First, make sure you know how much time you have; it is common for oral presentations at conferences to exceed the time limit. Prepare a presentation that is a little shorter than the allotted time to allow for questions and other comments.
Think about your audience: Will they understand technical terms, jargon, and acronyms? Will they be mostly undergraduates or professors in the field? You should tailor your presentation to your expected audience.
Think carefully about your central message. What do you want the audience to know by the end of your presentation? Most people will only remember a few take-home points from your carefully constructed presentation (if that!). There's no point in getting bogged down in minutia that the audience can't really process anyway.
The most important parts are the beginning (to draw the audience in) and the ending (to wrap up, to inspire). Put some thought into how to make these parts of your presentation have impact.
Think about your speaking style; can you speak loudly and clearly? Can you modulate your voice appropriately, or do you tend to sound monotone when you give presentations? Consider working on your public speaking skills if it's needed; consider joining Legacy Owls Toastmasters Club for this purpose and check out Toastmasters International public speaking tips .

Plan for the Unexpected

Will the conference provide computers or do you bring your own laptop?
Will there be internet available?
How reliable is the internet?
Will there be speakers or a way to use audio (if necessary)?
Back up your presentation in at least two places (e.g., flash drive, Dropbox, email it to yourself).
When you prepare a presentation on a Mac and then use a PC (or vice versa), be aware that sometimes things look different.
Bring a printed copy in case the technology fails, or have a tablet/laptop with you.
Find the room early, and check out the technology so you’re familiar with it.

What to Avoid

It is usually not required that you use visuals for your presentation, but a PowerPoint or Prezi can often help the audience follow along with your research.

If you use PowerPoint or Prezi:

Avoid the temptation to put too much text on your slides; the audience can get bored or overwhelmed and might not be able to clearly see all the words if you've used a small font (less than 20-pt is considered "small").
Avoid font types that are hard to read or look unprofessional.
Avoid putting words on a busy powerpoint background that makes the words hard to read.
Avoid using font color that doesn't contrast with the background (in other words, your audience can't read gray text on a black background).
Avoid tables and graphs that have too much information - you can recreate those tables and graphs with just the most important information instead.

Also, consider your verbal and physical presentation:

Avoid reading your slides to the audience.
Avoid reading from prepared notes; the audience will maintain interest better if you can speak extemporaneously directly to them. It's also hard to make eye contact with the audience if you are reading.
Avoid distracting behaviors or verbal tics (“um,” “like,” “uh”).
Dress appropriately for the occasion.
Consider your body language (e.g., arms crossed can come across as you not wanting to be there).

Ways to Stand Out

Embrace a "Presentation Zen" style: simple (not simplistic), clean, and powerful.
Have interesting, high-resolution images on your slides.
You could connect your research to recent events (perhaps asking the audience to summarize the recent event).
You could ask specific questions throughout the presentation.
You could poll the audience on a topic relevant to your presentation (perhaps even using a free resource such as Socrative or Poll Everywhere ).
You could insert a powerful quote into your presentation (perhaps at the beginning or end).
You can show a short video to illustrate something important about your topic.
The point is not to be gimmicky; the point is to keep your audience interested and engaged (especially when the audience has been listening to oral presentations all day and might be tired). Be aware, though, that different disciplines have different conventions regarding what is and is not appropriate for an oral presentation; be sure to ask your research advisor for advice first.
Showing enthusiasm for their work
Being energetic
Using emphasis on certain words
Using hand gestures to keep the audience engaged

Handling Audience Questions

Be sure to leave some time at the end.
If a questioner is soft-spoken, repeat the question so everyone hears.
Avoid long, meandering answers.
Don’t make something up if you don’t know an answer. Offer to look it up and get back to the person, and be open to someone in the audience knowing the answer.
Give positive reinforcement to questioners (smiling, nodding, “that’s a good question”).
If someone is attacking you or otherwise being rude, remember that this usually comes from someone who wants to show off or appear smart in front of everyone The other audience members will recognize the rudeness and be on your side! Stay calm, answer as best you can, and acknowledge it when he/she makes a good point (smiling and nodding can disarm an attacker).
People will often talk to you right afterwards; try to avoid running out right after your presentation if you can help it.
Audience members may email for a copy of your presentation or to ask further questions; be sure to follow up with them.

Conclusions

If you have been accepted to present your research at a conference, congratulations! This is a great honor, and you should be proud of this accomplishment. If you would like an individual consultation with someone from the Office of Undergraduate Research about your presentation, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] .

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In today’s fast-paced world, effective communication is key. A well-structured agenda provides a roadmap for your audience by outlining the key topics and their estimated time. This helps you manage expectations, maintain focus, and deliver a more engaging experience. In this blog post, we’ll explore the essential elements of an agenda, provide step-by-step instructions for creating one, and go through some of our best agenda template options to help you get a head start on building your agenda.

What Is Agenda In Presentation?

An agenda is a list of items that tells you the structure and content of a presentation. It typically includes the main topics, estimated time for each section and stakeholders. It guides both the presenter and the audience through the flow of the presentation.

Why Use An Agenda In Your Presentation?

Agendas are essential in presentations for several reasons:

1. Organization: They provide a clear structure for your presentation, helping you and your audience stay on track.

2. Clarity: By outlining the key points, you improve understanding and engagement.

3. Time Management: They help you allocate time effectively, ensuring you cover all topics without running over the time limit.

4. Audience Expectations: Agendas set expectations, helping your audience anticipate the content and flow.

5. Professionalism: They add a polished touch to your presentation, demonstrating your preparation and organization.

Types Of Agenda Examples For Presentation

Agendas can be categorized on the basis of layout, format, and context. Here are some types of agenda examples:

1. Horizontal Agenda

In this agenda slide example, items are arranged side by side. You can use horizontal templates like these to visualize the time-based progression of a project.

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2. Vertical Agenda

Agenda items are listed one below the other. These are helpful for creating detailed lists of tasks or to depict the order of priority of different tasks.

3. Grid Agenda Example

Agenda items are arranged in a grid-like structure. This agenda PowerPoint slide example shows how you can use a grid slide layout to coordinate schedules within a team or group.

4. Tabbed Agenda

Agenda items are grouped under different tabs. This is perfect for categorizing tasks or events under different headings.

5. Bullet List Agenda Example

You can use bullet points to create a simple and easy-to-understand list of topics or tasks. This presentation agenda example shows how bullet lists are an easy way of showing how to-do lists can be shown clearly. You can also use relevant icons as bullets to keep your design in line with your presentation’s theme.

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6. Animated Agenda Examples

Agenda items are animated to draw attention to the point in focus or increase the slide’s visual appeal.

7. Detailed Agenda Examples

Detailed agendas are great for large-scale events or meetings that involve a large number of tasks and participants. In such cases, the agenda is typically quite important to communicate and coordinate among groups or teams.

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8. Table of Contents Slide

That’s right! A table of contents is a type of agenda that is particularly useful for meetings or presentations with a large number of topics or subtopics. It also allows participants to easily navigate the presentation if they’re looking for a specific section’s slide.

9. Timed Agenda Examples

In cases where your main aim is to increase efficiency and productivity while managing your time well, you might benefit from using a timed agenda. In these, you can allocate time slots for reach slide or section. This helps you avoid running over schedule while covering all topics.

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It’s never a bad idea to think out of the box when building a presentation that represents creativity and innovation. A good way to do so is by using unconventional presentation agenda examples:

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What To Include In An Agenda?

Before we dive into the steps, let’s quickly review what makes up the best PowerPoint agenda slide examples:

1. Date, Time, and Location: Specify the meeting details for attendees’ reference.

2. Attendees: List the names or roles of participants.

3. Meeting Objective: Clearly state the goal or purpose of the meeting.

4. Agenda Items: Outline the topics to be discussed, including the estimated time for each.

5. Action Items: Assign responsibilities and deadlines for tasks arising from the meeting.

How To Write A Meeting Agenda In 5 Steps

Now, let’s move on to the 5 steps to writing a great meeting agenda:

1. Define the Meeting’s Purpose

What do you want to achieve by holding this meeting? That’s the question you should ask yourself to figure out the purpose and primary goal of the meeting. Once you’ve done this, break down this main goal into smaller, actionable items.

2. Identify Key Topics

The next step is brainstorming relevant discussion points. Base this on the needs of participants and the multiple goals of the meeting. Once you have a list of topics, prioritize them.

3. Assign Time Allocations

To make sure everyone attending has appropriate expectations regarding the length of the meeting, you can set time needed for each topic based on its complexity and how long you expect the discussion to last. Make sure you allocate time fairly to create a balanced agenda.

4. Draft the Agenda

It’s time to list all your topics in a logical order. You can start with introductory items, gradually moving on to more complex discussions. Also include any additional details like essential information and time allotted.

5. Review and Distribute

Once the first draft is ready, be sure to proofread the agenda. This helps you identify and eliminate any errors and inconsistencies. Share your agenda with your participants so they can prepare for the meeting.

How to present an agenda in a presentation?

Start by stating the purpose of your presentation and then outline the key topics that you’ll be discussing. This creates a smooth flow for your audience.

What is the difference between an agenda and a table of contents?

Although they might seem identical, there is a difference between an agenda and a table of contents. While an agenda outlines exactly which topics will be discussed in a meeting or presentation, a table of contents lists down the chapters, sections, and even their page numbers within a document. When used as part of a presentation, a ToC is considered a type of agenda that also includes additional details.

Is the agenda and outline the same?

No, an agenda and outline are not the same. The former acts as a plan for a meeting or presentation, while the latter is a structured overview of a written work. Creating an outline is an important step when working on a paper or essay.

Should I distribute the agenda to my audience beforehand?

Yes, you should ideally share your agenda with your audience before your meeting or presentation. This helps them be ready with questions, know exactly which topics to expect, and follow along with the topics discussed in the meeting or presentation with ease.

Are there templates available for creating effective board meeting agendas?

Yes, SlideUpLift has a vast collection of templates to guide the creation of effective board meeting agendas, ensuring a structured and streamlined approach to governance.

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