Give Your Housekeeping Slides a Makeover

Tired of the dreaded housekeeping slide? Jody Wissing can help you spruce up your need-to-know info.

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In this presentation design how-to video, Jody Wissing talks about the dreaded housekeeping slide. She shows you how to deliver all the essential info — like timing, breaks, Q&A, and tech tips — without ever uttering the word “housekeeping.” Learn how to naturally weave these details into your presentation in a way that feels engaging, seamless, and participant-focused.

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This article was last modified on October 30, 2025

This article was first published on October 7, 2025

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