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zheka24 [161]3 years ago

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Factors to consider when integrating a presentation :

We must plan the presentation structure like planning for the construction of a building and must have a model done for it. It must contain the fact and the story and upon which idea the presentation is moving. Presentations are always created to teach new things and to explore new things hence it must contain the clear explanation of what message is it trying to be conveyed.

The situation, the complication, the opportunity and the resolution must be given. The presentation must give an analyses on the topic discussed and people must be able to attain conclusions easily from the given presentation

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