A few guidelines for creating an effective presentation:
Be sure to read the FAQ page on the Milton Wolf Prize website, particularly the sections on requirements and criteria for how the review committee will judge the projects
Remember your goal: to educate people about your issue and compel them to get involved.
Make it true
Facts must be accurate
Cite your sources
Make it beautiful
don’t put too many words on each slide if you are creating a PowerPoint, Google slide presentation, Prezi or some other slide presentation
use images (photos, icons, art) to help you tell the story
use colors that help viewers read what’s on the slides (for example, text is easier to read when it is dark on a lighter background)
if you are making a video, make sure the audio is clear and easy to hear, and/or include good music
Make us care
Through words and images (and, if you’re making a video, sound) create a “story” with your presentation:
Introduce your topic
Tell us why it is important, why we should care
Include information viewers need to know to be informed so they consider doing something about this issue
Include specific information viewers can use to get involved: Who do they contact and what is the best way for them to reach out?
Discuss the connection between your topic and Milton Wolf and the Survival in Sarajevo story