5 Tips To make Presentations and Slideshows a better one

1. Include audio or video to create a more immersive experience. 
   Audio or video integration is ideal, especially if you are trying to make your eLearning presentation more dynamic and interactive. Narration, background music, and video explanations are all examples of multimedia tools that you can (and should) use. Some say that videos hold the future of eLearning.
2. Embed links to references and resources. 
   Including links to articles, reference sites, and other web resources can give you the opportunity to expand the learning experience of your learners beyond the eLearning presentation. Rather than making the learners scour the web for these resources, you can direct them to specific sites that they may find helpful.
3. Integrate real life examples. 
   Real life examples, such as those that your learners will encounter on the job, allow them to relate to the content. They also help them to see the value of the eLearning experience, given that they are made aware of exactly how to utilize the knowledge or skills acquired in the real world. This gives them added motivation to pay attention and absorb the information you are offering through the presentation.
4. Limit the amount of time spent on each slide. 
   Don't spend more than 20 to 30 seconds on each page or slide. You want the eLearning presentation or slideshow to move along at a steady pace, rather than remain stagnant on a specific screen. This way, learners keep staying focus and engaged rather than get bored. Also, try to focus on one core topic or idea for each screen, if at all possible, as this can help to avoid cognitive overload.
5. Don't forget about recaps and self assessments. 
   Even though an eLearning presentation may not be a full course, it's still important to include recaps or self-assessments to ensure that the learners are acquiring and retaining the information. For example, you can add a recap screen after every ten slides in order to summarize the concepts, or have them complete a self assessment quiz at the end of the slideshow. This will also help them to commit the information to their long-term memory, rather than forgetting about it as soon as they click away from the presentation.