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Forums › OBU Forums › are 34 slides on power point too much?
i finally finished the presentation on power point
i got 34 slides including table of contents , references objectives and 3 graphs…..
are they too much
this means i have about 45 seconds for each slide!!!
is this enough?
should i reduce the number of my slides?
Skip the table of contents, not sure what you mean by references objectives but 13 graphs are probably about 6 too many. The Presentation should mainly be about your main findings. Not sure how you have calculated 34 slides as one every 45 secs as 30 would be 2 per minute for a 15 minute presentation.
Try to bring the number down by using bullet points and distilling the key issues. Don’ t put more than 2 graphs per slide – one per slide is better. A clear presentation is more likely to pass than one that is cluttered.