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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kyle" data-source="post: 1499371" data-attributes="member: 214082">Start off with something catchy, such as a stat on how many people don't know how to properly use presentation aids (these kinds of stats can be found in business journals and magazines). Then go on to state  the purpose of your speech and why it's important and what implications it will have for your actual audience (This audience being your class I assume), then highlight your main points (motivational appeals, credibility, and presentation aids). Lastly, time it according to how long the overall speech is supposed to be. For example, don't make it over a minute if the whole speech should only be 3 minutes long.Good Luck.</blockquote>