maintain eye contact--avoid focusing on screen, floor, table, etc.

avoid vocalized pauses like "um" or "uh" or "tisk" sounds

avoid excessive use of unnecessary words like "and" or "you know"

do not place hands on the lectern

do not place hands in pockets

do not cross feet

be sure we always know which main point you're talking about...remind us

use transitions and internal summaries between each main point

refer to visuals as needed

use examples often

refer to sources throughout presentation

plant at least three questions in the audience

be personable...call on people by name

be polite..."thank you" or "that's a good question"

another final thought to wrap up everything...again, keep it concise

know the length you have for your speech

stay within 30 seconds of the length

as you rehearse, remember to time yourself