I'll be speaking at DDD South West later this month.
I'm one of the last sessions of the day. It's a slot I've not had before.
In general, if talking at part of a larger event, I try to include something to link back to earlier talks in the day. Unless I'm first, obviously.
At the end of a day of talks, where most attendees will have already heard five other talks that day, I'm wondering about including something to draw together threads from the earlier sessions and provide a conclusion that also ties in with what I'm talking about. I have a few ideas...
I've seen someone do a wonderful job of this before but it's not something I've ever heard mentioned in advice to (or books on) presenting... I guess if you'll there you'll see what I do.
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