# Study Note 1 : Five-Minute Presentation

###### tags: `Multimedia Wireless Network`

**Student ID : M10802821**
**Name : Jonathan**


Five-minute presentation is more interesting yet harder for the speaker to make it good.

# Five key things
Good five- minte presetation could be achieved by doing these practices:
1. **Research**, research is sstill needed to understand the topic and extract the important information.
2. **Important Concept**, deliver the presentation in one idea, concept, or point.
3. **Introduce the point with flair**, grab the audience's attention since the first sentence
4. **Story telling**, Story telling is more powerfull to deliver messages than using data.
5. **Practice**, rehearsal is important.

# Tips for five minute presentation
1. Keep it simple, don't be scared to start from scratch
2. **NEVER** read from your slides, it will distract the listener. So use as few words as possible. Less info in the slides.
3. Use photo to deliver emotion
4. Keep data simple, but still accurate
5. Repetition, choose one font and simple color pallete.

# Font type suggestion for your slides
Font selection is important to deliver message to the audiences.
Fonts with little ticks, serif fonts are better for print and for body text, as the serifs lead the eye from one character to the next like joined handwriting. Alternatively, sans serif fonts are better for titles and text displayed on a screen. **Choose the fonts based on how you want to viewed by the audiences**, or example Times New Roman is serious, respectable, reliable.
1. Garamond: elegant
2. Palatino or Book Antiqua: elegance and readability
3. Verdana: extremely readable, especially when displayed at small sizes
4. Sagoe UI: Simple and on-screen legibility.
5. Franklin Gothic: classy
6. Bodoni: beautiful
7. Bell MT: authentic and readible