Title of ModuleLecture Tips for a Successful Education

Title of Module/Lecture

Tips for a Successful Education Presentation Concentrate on your core message Focus on 1 -3 key points the audience should know by the end of your presentation Use Images Does the image support your point? Can a graph, chart, or image replace text? Less is More Actionable Takeaways Avoid text-only slides What can attendees take away to use in their practice? Avoid reading slides word for word Resources, links, practical tools PRESENTED BY: Insert Name Stay on Time Q&A time is highly valued by attendees

Best Presentation Practices • Each slide: • No more than 30 -40 words per slide • No more than 6 lines of text • Include citations, where applicable PRESENTED BY: Insert Name

Conclusions/Take-Away PRESENTED BY: Insert Name

Important Reminders • If your slides contain images, illustrations, figures, tables, or text that has been published elsewhere or comes from another source, you are responsible for requesting and securing advance permission from the copyright holder to include the material in your slides and authorize ASCO to record the presentation. All slides which contain images, illustrations, figures, tables, or text published elsewhere must also include full reference information. • Remember to remove all patient identifying information from your slides. If your slides contain images or information about patients or other individuals, you are responsible for obtaining appropriate patient consent (including HIPAA authorization if applicable) to include the material in your slides and authorize ASCO to record the presentation. • If you or others plan to publish the data contained in your presentation, you are responsible for communicating with the publisher to determine whether the recording of your presentation for use in the Virtual Meeting and elsewhere will be considered prior publication. PRESENTED BY: Insert Name