Content creation

Determine who will take part in the authoring of your presentation. Will you be the one writing the presentation? Or are you just a coordinator and others will be doing the writing? Consider getting a few thought leaders to write content for the presentation. Remember that an element of competition may encourage people to write.

If you have recruited other people to help you, you should create a calendar for the authors so they know when they need to deliver. Then you can simply manage the schedule. You’ll probably want to help them think of topics, and you’ll certainly want to optimize their content before you include it in the presentation. If it’s just you writing content, you should still create a schedule (and stick to it).

Keep in mind the following best practices as you write:

• Slides or topics don’t have to be extremely long. Sometimes writing just a few words is enough. Just remember to stay creative!
• Make sure the information is interesting, relevant, useful, controversial, and/or thought-provoking for your target audience.

Digital Content Creation (DCC) is a modern term denoting the creation and modification of digital content, such as animation, audio, graphics, images and video, as part of the production process before presentation in its final medium. This large field encompasses many segments such as 3D graphics, audio editing, compositing, authoring, etc. There are other terms available such as creative media or multimedia production, but they also apply to processes not done digitally, such as drawing paintings by hand.