1. Back up, back up again, then back up once more.

• Save your Google Slides as *.PPTX files in case you lose internet connection
• Email your slides to the place you are going to present at (someone else's office, church IT personnel, etc)
• Save videos that are included in your presentation
• Assume things will go wrong and think of ways to deal with it AHEAD of time

2. Rehearse, practice and practice

• Get your script and cue cards ready!
• Make a checklist of things to check on the day of the presentation

3. Arrive early.

• Arriving on time is late if you are the presenter. Set up your equipment. No one else is responsible for the equipment set-up except for yourself.
• Do you have a remote control? Are you using a wired mouse or wireless mouse to control the computer? Or do you have a helper to help you change slides?
• Do your slides look strange because the resolutions are different on your computer and the presentation computer?

4. Present positively.