Presentation rehearsal plan guide

Choose a 10-minute presentation allocation from three rehearsals

Compare where the introduction, demo, and close took time across three runs. Keep actuals, the target, and a 30-second rehearsal as separate artifacts.

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Measure three stages across three runs

The synthetic trials total 11 minutes, 10 minutes 30 seconds, and 9 minutes 30 seconds. The median trial total is 630 seconds.

Trial	Intro	Demo	Close	Total
T1	120 sec	360 sec	180 sec	660 sec
T2	120 sec	330 sec	180 sec	630 sec
T3	90 sec	300 sec	180 sec	570 sec

The stage-median sum also happens to be 630 seconds here; a trial-total median is not always the sum of stage medians.

Choose what to shorten yourself

This example shortens the introduction by 30 seconds and keeps a 330-second demo and 180-second close. It does not infer importance automatically; record the choice for the next rehearsal.

actual median: 630 seconds
choice: intro 90 / demo 330 / close 180
target: 600 seconds

Build the 600-second cue card

The cumulative cues are 00:00, 01:30, 07:00, and 10:00. The original actuals remain unchanged. Loading the plan does not auto-start a timer.

Start	End	Stage	Seconds
00:00	01:30	Intro	90
01:30	07:00	Demo	330
07:00	10:00	Close	180

Keep the 30-second experience separate

The short rehearsal uses 5 seconds for intro, 16 for demo, and 9 for close. It is not the 600-second plan or a live presentation record.

Scope of this guide

All records are fictional. This guide does not guarantee presentation success, grades, learning effects, recording content, personal-data handling, or legal outcomes.