Aaron writes some tips for being a good presenter:
http://www.walkingpaper.org/695
Including these:
? Don’t be nervous. The people you’re talking to aren’t out to get you. In fact, they want to see you succeed. Because if you succeed they’ll be informed and entertained. Instead of being nervous, have fun. It will be apparent that you’re having fun and having fun is contagious.
? Say something outrageous. Big, bold statements get people’s attention and are often funny. People like to laugh. Don’t confuse this with me suggesting that you be crude. I’ve heard “hell,” and “damn” used a one or two times to great effect, but I don’t think anyone would suggest you drop an f-bomb on stage at a library conference.
? Speaking of stages, get off of them. The podium is not your friend.
I was reminded of this:
https://tametheweb.com/2004/04/23/10-things-ive-learned-presenting-at-library-conferences-2/
(an oldie but a goodie)