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Checklist

Introduction

  • Say your name and the title of your talk
  • State your thesis or argument
  • Describe why you're qualified to give the talk
    • (optional) Explain why you're inspired to give the talk
  • Have a hook: something compelling, funny or thought-provoking to keep the audience engaged
  • Identify who will benefit from hearing the talk
  • Provide a roadmap about what you'll cover in the talk

Conclusion

  • Announce that you have have arrived at the conclusion of the talk
    • For example: "In summary", "In conclusion", "Let's cover what we learned", etc.
  • Recap your outcomes or restate your thesis and outline how you defended it
  • Have a call to action for the audience
  • Leave the door open for more discussion either through Q&A or after the talk
  • Provide a link to a list of resources
  • The final slide says "Thank you" and lists your name and contact information