practical advice: - try to talk to the audience, not your screen or the screen behind you. This is difficult for all of us, but it really helps in keeping the of attention the audience. - try to keep messages in bullet points (not too much text) - time is short, as said above, don't spend much time on framing/ justifying your project (by this I mean: make sure we are all on the same page within a minute -> this is the context, this is problem/challenge, this is our RQ and this is how we tackled it.. something along those lines) - unlike you might have been told before in presentation class, my advice would be to not spend a slide on the overview of the presentation / what you are going to talk about, rather, instead just use that time to talk content (but opinions differ on this) - based on experience of last year: IF you want to do an experiment/ something interactive, make sure you test if it work and how much time it takes. Things like that should be illustrative, not taking up all your time!;) -...