How many slides for 15 minutes?

How many slides for 15 minutes?

The rule of thumb is: 2-3 minutes per slide. This means: a maximum of 30 slides with a presentation time of 60 minutes. Your audience sees your lecture for the first time and usually has no idea about your topic. So give him a little time to absorb all the information you spread.

How many pages should a handout have?

A good handout for a presentation to laypeople is about one DIN A4 page long, for longer presentations to a specialist audience it can also be two pages. In the best case, there is still some space in the margin or under your key points for your listeners to make their own notes.

What is the most important thing about the handout?

This is how you build your handout on your head. As with a letter of application, the handout or thesis paper contains a header that contains the most important information: title of the lecture / presentation. Outline. Contents. References and references. Design.

What is a handout for a lecture?

A handout is short. You often don’t even have to formulate it out, but can write it in bullet points. For presentations of up to 20 minutes, for example, a DIN A4 page is usually sufficient (if you still have pictures or longer text passages, it will of course be a little longer).

What is a handout at a JRC?

The handout summarizes the main points of the presentation for the audience. It is important here that the handout still makes sense and can be understood even after a long time – outside the direct context of the presentation.

When do you distribute the handout?

The handout can be distributed to those present and to other interested parties one or more days before the lecture, immediately before the start, immediately after or one or more days after the lecture.