Presenter Resources
Guides, Tools, Templates, and More
We can't wait for your presentation at the 20th Annual ADRP International Conference. This page acts as a guide to help you prepare to present at the conference, and to ensure you are fully confident in your presentation, co-presenters, and finally, your tech!
Presenter To-Do List & Deadlines
Task |
Deadline |
Confirm your willingness to present at the conference |
May 30 |
Submit your headshot and biography for your session page (plus for any co-presenter(s) if applicable) |
May 30 |
Download the ADRP 2024 PowerPoint Template.
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Late June |
Create an outline for your session |
June 28 |
Register for the conference using your speaker discount |
August 5 |
Submit your finalized PowerPoint presentation & materials to the ADRP office (please let us know if you would not like your PowerPoint to be posted for attendees to download) |
August 5 |
Cuttoff to submit any changes for the printed schedule |
August 19 |
Have a great time presenting at ADRP 2024! |
September 15-18 |
Presentation Guidelines & Recommendations
What You Need to Do: |
What You Should Do: |
- Use the ADRP 2024 PowerPoint Template
- Dress to impress
- Use up-to-date, quality resources and reporting best practices — Please openly cite all resources (including images) in your presentation
- Keep your presentation within your allotted time
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- Provide a takeaway for your audience (downloadable materials will be available for attendees before (or after) your presentation)
- Practice your presentation with a friend or colleague
- Provide your presentation slides and materials to the office early
- Engage with your audience
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Speaker Resources
The below links and lists will help you as you plan, prepare, develop, and practice running your conference presentations. We have compiled a couple of playlists linked below that will act as a digital coach! We look forward to your presentation!
2024 ADRP Speaker Planning Session Webinar:
Digital Speaker Coaching Playlists:
Tips & Other Resources
Presentation Tips
- Engage your audience
- Keep an upbeat pace
- Stand up, allow yourself to move around
- Keep your energy up!
- Pay attention to your audio, can everyone in the room hear you?
- Make eye contact with audience members
- Know your slides
- Practice your timing
- Be yourself and HAVE FUN!
List compiled from: convene.com, virtualspeech.com, forbes.com
Ways to be more engaging via aecumen.com
- Exaggerate vocal inflections
- Use gestures
- Enunciate
- Make eye contact
- Spice up your slides - add animations, transitions, pictures, and even gifs
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Maximizing Accessibility in Your Presentation via nten.org
- Keep slide show paragraph/bullet point text size a minimum of 20–28 points
- Label slides with unique headings. If more than 1 slide per topic, use a numerical identifier such as "(1 of 2)"
- Avoid using italics or ALL CAPS
- Keep transition animations to a minimum
- Focus on short blurbs and lists
- Don't overfill your slides - break up dense slides to multiple slides
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